55 Day and disapproved as I keyed the wrong serial number, flip-flopped an 8 for a 0. I must have checked everything a dozen times over 2-3 days before finally submitting. I think manufactures should no longer use one of either 8’s or 0’s in serial numbers, mine essentially looked like this 808008880880880088088808808080800880.
Of course new iPhone IOS 16 can grab the correct number from the picture, but it’s too late. I need to file again and send fingerprints again according the the disapproving examiner and I start at the end of the line. Wa-waaaah.
More of an instructional tale for other self submitting NFA enthusiast, do better than I did or risk the longest feeling do over in history.
I hear you, I just submitted one last week and realize right after submission, I didn’t put what will be engraved on the lower in box 4h. I know it will get kicked back for that. I have read that people get approved a lot quicker after a resubmission. Fingers crossed.
It’s purposefully not user friendly, so don’t feel bad. They do it to discourage people from pursuing NFA items in the first place. Which makes little sense, because honestly, I’d give them tens of thousands of dollars in stamp money if there was an NFA permit one could obtain to bypass this absurdity.
Yessir indeed it would be. Something that would allow you to buy suppressors / SBRs / SBS on site like a regular firearm or at most an expedited Form 4 that’s cash and carry.
Just submitted my first eForm 1 on the AFT’s website. Under section 4, the manufacturer details, it auto populates depending on the questions asked on their website. I selected Mega Arms as the manufacturer from their drop down list, selected the Model name from the nest drop down list, and entered the serial number. That was all they asked. And my box 4h is also empty, so…
I’m guessing it’s not a problem. I also entered the same info on the 5320.23.
Congrats, man. Glad to hear you finally got it settled, $30 notwithstanding, at least you finally get to start enjoying the SBR. Sounds like you got Carol Ripley as an examiner.