What Happens if the ATF Declines your Credit Card?
by National Gun Trusts
When you are applying for a tax stamp using the ATF Form 1 and ATF Form 4 paperwork, you can pay using a credit card or other plastic card payment. When the ATF processes your credit card and the credit card is declined for suspicious activity, not enough funds, etc, your application will be denied. This means that you will need to start the application process all over again and submit a new application to the ATF for your ATF Form 1 or ATF Form 4 tax stamp.
If you are receiving - Code: 1007 | Description: Illegal value (code) found Field 'T2_AMP_FGP' 2.84.2.1, you will need to have the .EFT File corrected. If you have an .EFT File editor, you can edit...
The ATF eForm statuses on the left hand side screen can be used to filter and find your draft, pending approval and approved tax stamps. There are other statuses that are soley used for FFL's. Be...
When applying with the ATF's eForm site for a tax stamp your application is managed on their website. With that being said, your approved tax stamp would be emailed to you when you are approved. ...