Form 4's going to e-file

[Hoser]

Remember that the NFA branch is only there to facilitate the process, not make it easier or faster.

The examiners are doing their job as efficiently and as quickly they can.

Even frequent NFA flyers like me get the same consideration as everyone else. I am over 130 days on an efile and my past paper was 13 months.

Dont hate the players, hate the game.

[00tec]

Remember that the NFA branch is only there to facilitate the process, not make it easier or faster.

The examiners are doing their job as efficiently and as quickly they can.

Even frequent NFA flyers like me get the same consideration as everyone else. I am over 130 days on an efile and my past paper was 13 months.

Dont hate the players, hate the game.

Hate the government, check

[Desmo]

I kept hearing about all these people getting E-file Form 4 approvals in 70 days, 90s day, heck even 100 days. I am hearing people who certified "after" me is getting their approvals.

Today marks 127 days since I certified........................


Really? A little annoyed am I.


I tried to call and got nowhere with any info other than, in process I was told. I talk to my dealer a week ago and they even said they for all they did in person for February and March still have not come back yet either. So I am not the only one I guess.

r/NFA on reddit has an eForm4 megathread where people post their approvals and relevant info. Going off the info there there's something fucky going on with late Jan through early March submissions, very very few people in that group are getting approved.
I have one submitted 02/14 still pending, so that's 132 days as of today. I had a second one submitted 04/15 that was approved on Friday at 70 days lol.

[buffalobo]

Somebody probably knocked the stack of apps off the desk and now all mixed up.

[brutal]

r/NFA on reddit has an eForm4 megathread where people post their approvals and relevant info. Going off the info there there's something fucky going on with late Jan through early March submissions, very very few people in that group are getting approved.
I have one submitted 02/14 still pending, so that's 132 days as of today. I had a second one submitted 04/15 that was approved on Friday at 70 days lol.

Wasn't that around when all those form1 DIY cans got rejected?

[Skully]

r/NFA on reddit has an eForm4 megathread where people post their approvals and relevant info. Going off the info there there's something fucky going on with late Jan through early March submissions, very very few people in that group are getting approved.
I have one submitted 02/14 still pending, so that's 132 days as of today. I had a second one submitted 04/15 that was approved on Friday at 70 days lol.

I have been watching that Reddit thread. Someone posted a funny AFT eform 4 work calendar pic and the weeks are filled up for all of 2022 except of the months of February and March are blank...................



Something odd but not out of the normal inconsistency of .gov

On ARFcom NFA thread I saw the last 3-4 posts and they were 70-90 days certifying in April.

Something weird is up for sure, though I saw a potential theme, most of the ones over 90 days like mine the prints were sent digitally, those getting fast approvals were mail in prints, but to be sure you would have to create a spreadsheet and throw in the info to really see the data trend.

Wasn't that around when all those form1 DIY cans got rejected?

Yeah but at least they were told something when denied.

[O2HeN2]

For the life of me I can't figure out why they don't clear the paper forms first before starting on the efile stuff...

O2

[00tec]

Same guy I know with the long running eform 4 has a 52 day eform 1 out there, when others are getting theirs back in 9 days.

[Desmo]

Wasn't that around when all those form1 DIY cans got rejected?

Yeah somewhere around that. Capitol Armory also had all their forms to date rejected in early Feb over some bullshit admin stuff the ATF neglected to tell them, so they had to be resubmitted (my 2/14 is in this group), and SilencerShop put their process info out to dealers around then too so there was a big influx from that. It's just a shitshow on all fronts lol.

Good news though, late Jan and early Feb submissions are showing up a bunch today and yesterday in that reddit thread, up through 2/9. So it looks like they might be back on track.

[brutal]

Has that F1 DIY can stuff gotten cleared up or is AFT still classifying mother earth as a silencer?