• ATF FORM SYSTEM

    FORM 20 GENERATOR

    Used when transporting or relocating NFA Firearms

    Notes:
    1. You are always required to fill out the Form 20 when you travel with SBRs, SBSs, Machine Guns, Destructive Devices, or AOWs.
    2. You are not required to get an approved Form 20 to travel with Silencers. But, before you travel, remember to make sure Silencers are legal in the state you are visiting
    3. If you are moving to a new state, you should include your Silencers on your Form 20. That way the ATF has an updated address for the location where you are keeping your NFA Firearms.

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  • Trust Information

  • What is the Name of your Gun Trust?


  • What is your Email Address?

    This is the email address we will use to deliver your Form


  • What is your Phone Number?


  • What is the Address where the NFA Firearms are stored?

  • Street Address
  • City
  • State
  • Zip Code

  • What is the name of your County?
    Note:
    Enter the name of your County, not your CountRy
    For Example:
    If your trust is located in Bexar County Texas, you should enter:
    Bexar

  • How many NFA firearms are you transporting?

    Note:
    The ATF allows you to add a max of 3 NFA Firearms to each Form 20 Application. If you are traveling with more than 3 NFA Firearms you will need to create an additional form 20,


  • Firearm Information


  • Which Type of NFA Firearm are you transporting?

  • What is the Manufacturer's Name?

    Note:
    You MUST enter the name of the Manufacturer EXACTLY as it appears on your firearm.
    If your Gun Trust Manufactured the firearm using an ATF Form 1, enter the name of your trust EXACTLY as you engraved it on the firearm.

  • What is the Model of the Firearm?


    For Example:

    If you are transporting a Colt M4 Carbine, you would enter:

    M4 Carbine

  • Directions on entering the Caliber or Gauge of the Firearm

    Notes:
    1. You are only allowed to enter 1 caliber. If your firearm has multiple calibers, enter the one listed as the primary caliber on your Form 1 or 4
    2. Do not enter "Multi" or "Multi-cal" - If you enter anything other than a single specific caliber, YOUR FORM 20 APPLICATION WILL BE DENIED!
    3. Because of the limited space available on the Form 20, we suggest using the following abbreviations:
          cal for caliber
          mm for millimeter
          ga for gauge,
    For example:

          .223 cal       9 mm       12 ga

  • What is the Caliber or Gauge of the Firearm?


  • What is the Barrel Length of the firearm?

    Note:
    Instead of writing the word Inches, you should save space by using the " symbol
    For Example: if your barrel length is 8.5 inches, you should enter
    8.5"

    Click here for more information on measurements

    Measuring barrel length


  • What is the Overall Length of your firearm?

    Note:
    Instead of writing the word Inches, you should save space by using the " symbol
    For Example: if your overall length is 8.5 inches, you should enter
    8.5"

    Click here for more information on measurements

    Measuring overall length

  • What is the Overall Length of your firearm?

    Note:
    Instead of writing the word Inches, you should save space by using the " symbol
    For Example: if your overall length is 22.5 inches, you should enter
    22.5"

    Click here for more information on measurements

    Measuring overall length


  • What is the Serial Number of the Firearm?

    Note:
    You must enter the Serial Number exactly as it appears on your firearm

  • 2nd Firearm Information


  • Which Type of NFA Firearm are you transporting?

  • What is the Manufacturer's Name?


  • What is the Model of the Firearm?


  • What is the Caliber or Gauge of the Firearm?


  • What is the Barrel Length of the firearm?


  • What is the Overall Length of your firearm?


  • What is the Serial Number of the Firearm?


  • 3rd Firearm Information


  • Which Type of NFA Firearm are you transporting?


  • What is the Manufacturer's Name?


  • What is the Model of the Firearm?


  • What is the Caliber or Gauge of the Firearm?


  • What is the Barrel Length of the firearm?


  • What is the Overall Length of the firearm?


  • What is the Serial Number of the Firearm?


  • Review Trust & Firearm Info

  • Trust Name:{:197}
    Email:{:18}
    Phone:{:20}
    Address:{:23}
    {:24}, {:25} {:26}
    # of Firearms:{:27}
     
    Firearm #1
    Type:{:31}
    Make:{:36}
    Model:{:39}
    Caliber:{:42}
    Barrel Length:{:44}
    Overall Length:{:47}
    Serial No:{:49}
     
    Firearm #2
    Type:{:53}
    Make:{:58}
    Model:{:60}
    Caliber:{:63}
    Serial No:{:70}
    Overall Length:{:68}
    Barrel Length:{:65}
     
    Firearm #3
    Type:{:74}
    Make:{:79}
    Model:{:81}
    Caliber:{:84}
    Serial No:{:91}
    Overall Length:{:89}
    Barrel Length:{:86}

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  • Travel Info


  • What is the address of your Destination?

  • Street Address
  • City
  • State
  • Zip Code

  • What is the name of the Destination County?
    Note:
    Enter the name of the County, not the CountRy
    For Example:
    If you are traveling to Maricopa County Arizona, you should enter:
    Maricopa


  • Will the Firearm(s) be returned to their Original Location?


  • What is your Reason for Transporting the NFA Firearms?

    Some examples of acceptable answers:

    Moving to new location
    Training event
    Hunting trip
    Shooting Tournament
    Recreational Shooting

  • What Mode of Transportation will you be using?

    Some examples of acceptable answers:

    Personal Vehicle
    Private Plane
    Commercial Bus Line
    Commercial Airline

  • Are you using a Contract or Common Carrier?

    Note:
    A Contract or Common Carrier is someone like Greyhound or American Airlines

  • What is the name of the Contract or Common Carrier?

    Note:
    If you are using a contract or common carrier, you need to give them a copy of your Approved Form 20 and tell them to keep it with the firearms at all times

  • What is the Address of the Carrier?

  • Street Address
  • City
  • State
  • Zip Code


  • When are you Leaving?

    Note:
    The ATF will approve a Form 20 for a period of up to a year. Because plans change and because It can take a month or more to receive your approved Form 20, you should enter dates that will definitely cover the time you will be in transit.
    MM slash DD slash YYYY

  • When are you Returning?

    Note
    If you are not going to return because you are permanently relocating, you should enter a date after you will arrive at the new location.
    MM slash DD slash YYYY

  • Review Travel Info

  • Destination:{:104}
    {:105}, {:106} {:107}
    {:202} County
    Returned:{:167}
    Reason:{:169}
    Mode:{:171}
    Common Carrier:{:173}
    Depart Date:{:187}
    Return Date:{:189}

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