Traveling across state lines with NFA items?

[Dolomite_supafly]

You do not have to notify anyone when crossing state lines with a silencer.

[Mindless-Focus]

I was unaware you had to notify when you relocated within the state. Looks like I need to fill some forms out. 

[TGO David]

1 hour ago, Mindless-Focus said:

I was unaware you had to notify when you relocated within the state. Looks like I need to fill some forms out. 

 

https://johnpierceesq.com/what-do-i-need-to-do-regarding-my-nfa-trust-when-i-move/

 

I Am Moving In-State

The good news is that if you are moving in-state then there is no legal requirement that you notify the ATF of your new address.  However, up until June of 2013, it was requested that NFA owners send a letter to the ATF when moving in-state so that the NFRTR (registry) could be kept up to date.

Since June of 2013, the ATF has returned such letters with a note that they are no longer accepting address changes in the form of letters and requesting that those wishing to report a new in-state address submit a Form 5320.20.

In summary … you have no legal duty to notify the ATF of an in-state change of address.  If you wish to do so, you should use a Form 5320.20.

[Mindless-Focus]

Good. I no longer live at the other residence and not sure how I could get that mail other than popping over and introducing myself. Can I get them to ship my copy to my new address?

[Luke E.]

When submitting a form 20, it asks for an address at both ends of the trip. My desitination date will not be the same each trip I make down to FL so that brings up my question about filing for the full year. Do I have to submit a separate form for each destination? Or can I just use the most centralized address and be able to move about the state from there?