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  1. 03-15-2013, 20:05 #1
    NFATrustGuy
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    If you send in a Form 1 or a Form 4 on behalf of a Trust, you do not need the CLEO sign-off.

    I don't know the real reason the ATF wants double-sided, but I'm willing to chalk it up to one of those Golden Rules and just comply. Easy enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NFATrustGuy View Post
    If you send in a Form 1 or a Form 4 on behalf of a Trust, you do not need the CLEO sign-off.

    I don't know the real reason the ATF wants double-sided, but I'm willing to chalk it up to one of those Golden Rules and just comply. Easy enough.

    Rod
    To ensure neither piece of the form becomes separated from the other. Never misplace the second sheet of instructions ?
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