Serviceable - Yes: The NFA firearm can be operated the way that the NFA firearm was intended to be used.
Serviceable - No: The NFA firearm cannot be operated the way that the NFA firearm was intended to be used. Meaning that the NFA firearm is damaged in any way or has been altered and cannot be used the way it was intended to be used.
All of our ATF 5320.23 walk-through guide, ATF 5320.23 generator and ATF 5320.23 example paperwork have been updated to have the most current information. The ATF has noted that unless the previous versions of the ATF 5320.23 do not say obsolete on them, they will still be accepted. But note that the new change could help to efficiently process your background check.
In this article we break down the forms of payment that are accepted for each application. This might help you plan on the payment method that you will use for your ATF application(s).
NFA Firearms can't be transferred privately from state to state. A SOT dealer has to be involved with that transfer whether the transfer is individual to individual or individual to a gun trust, gun trust to gun trust, etc. There are essentially two ways to make the out of state transfer. The distance between the two the states might determine the best course of action for your transfer.