What is an Overflow Page on a Tax Stamp?
An "Overflow Page" that you see on an approved ATF eForm 1 or eForm 4 is simply an additional page made when information entered doesn't fit within the space allotted. This is common when gun trusts have co-trustees that exceed the form amount, longer than normal model or serial numbers, and longer item descriptions. It is also worth noting that the additional overflow page is part of the official tax stamp, much like a tax stamp that was approved with conditions.
Shown below is an example overflow page that was created because of an extremely long model name.
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