FFL info from the ATF

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Don P

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For those who may be wanting to obtain an FFL and have been thinking of using these type services,
Private Application Services and Non-Approved Application Forms
March 9, 2012
ATF has recently become aware of web-based companies which guarantee the issuance of a Federal firearms license (FFL) if a prospective applicant purchases the company’s application packet and advice about how to obtain a FFL. Anyone considering applying for a FFL should be aware that the fees paid for such consulting services and materials are not required, endorsed, or received by ATF. Any fees for application consulting services and materials are paid voluntarily by a prospective applicant, who should understand that such fees are in addition to the license and permit application fees required by law and collected by ATF. ATF collects no application fees online at this time. All ATF-required fee payments must be made by check, money order, or credit card and accompany the paper application form sent to ATF by the applicant.
It is also important to note that ATF does not guarantee the issuance of FFLs. Each application is reviewed on its merits under the qualifying criteria set forth by law.
Some private application services provide their own version of license application forms. Please note that ATF will not accept any application form not approved for use by the Office of Management and Budget and will return without action applications submitted on unauthorized versions of ATF forms. All ATF application forms are provided free of charge and may be obtained from the ATF website or forms Distribution Center by calling 202-648-6420. You may also contact the Federal Firearms Licensing Center at 1-866-662-2750 for assistance in completing FFL applications.
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Walklightly

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I guess they're looking for sucker's that want a short cut, and an easy way without doing there homework, that's called lazy people are sucker's like people that go to McDonald's, because they don't want to learn to cook.

TBS, I stop by a fast food, sometimes and get a $00.99 burger, but I don't spent $8 for that crap "Value meal" when I can make myself an 8oz prime Filet for $5 and a $00.25 baked potato meal!
 
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