Uploaded .EFT But No REC'D on Cover Letter Error
If you have uploaded your .EFT File to your ATF eForm application and receive a cover letter that doesn't have REC'D on it, you might have received a cover letter that indicates that the .EFT File wasn't uploaded and you will need to send in physical fingerprint cards. The cover letter might look like the below example. Â
If that is the case and you did in fact upload your .EFT File your application might still be approved. Â But you will want to reach out to the ATF in this case to make sure that your .EFT was in fact uploaded to your ATF eForm application.Â
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