Notary for NFA trust?

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Notary for NFA trust?

Post by 240witsr » Thu Feb 27, 2014 3:09 am

Hey guys quick question.

I created a NFA trust while working in Australia and we both signed it (my wife and I). Can we scan/email the trust certification and scanned copies of our licenses to a notary in Kentucky to get it notarized? Im thinking it should be possible to do it via video chat/skype/facetime?

Really trying to get my suppressor ordered before I come home in May.
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Re: Notary for NFA trust?

Post by Rext » Fri Feb 28, 2014 8:05 am

If thats cool with a Notary it should be OK. You only send a copy in anyway to BATFE. I had a guy that was in Mexico City that went to the embassy and had his notarized. I sent it in, so I dont know if it worked yet!
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Re: Notary for NFA trust?

Post by Vividia » Fri Feb 28, 2014 2:50 pm

As I recall, the notary is witnessing that it is indeed you that signed the document. If you personally know a notary who knows your handwriting, it might not be a problem if the notary is not present when you sign the document. I am not sure any old notary would be able to witness your signature without being able to verify your identity.
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Re: Notary for NFA trust?

Post by 240witsr » Sat Mar 01, 2014 1:45 am

Rext wrote:If thats cool with a Notary it should be OK. You only send a copy in anyway to BATFE. I had a guy that was in Mexico City that went to the embassy and had his notarized. I sent it in, so I dont know if it worked yet!
Please keep me updated if this works. I am looking for a notary in Kentucky that will facetime with me and notarize a scanned/emailed copy.
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Re: Notary for NFA trust?

Post by Paula » Sun Mar 02, 2014 8:19 pm

Vividia wrote:As I recall, the notary is witnessing that it is indeed you that signed the document. If you personally know a notary who knows your handwriting, it might not be a problem if the notary is not present when you sign the document. I am not sure any old notary would be able to witness your signature without being able to verify your identity.
True. We are bonded and can actually be fined for not witnessing said signatures.
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