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Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | 8:44 pmThe transfer involves paying the transfer tax, which is $200 for all the NFA weapons, except AOW’s for which the tax is a mere $5. Individuals also have to get one of several specified local chief law enforcement officers to sign the form (see the section on the law enforcement certification for more information), submit their fingerprints in duplicate, and attach photos of the transferee to the form. While the transfer tax is levied by law on the transferor (seller), in practice the transferee (buyer) is expected to pay the tax. Transfers to individuals tend to take at least 4 months, although subsequent transfers can be quicker.
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