ATF NFA Form One Picture

[Ozzilla]

I am filling out my first NFA Form 1 Application.

To make every thing nice and neat, I used a PDF editor.

My question is:
Has anyone cut and pasted a photo directly onto the Application and then printed the application containing the photo?

Is ATF okay with this? Or do I need to physically attach a photo?

Thanks,
Barry

[NathanB]

I just use silencer shop for everything

[Wildbill990]

I print my photos on photo paper at home but I have read people directly printing on the pdf their photo. This is just hearsay as I haven’t tried it but it supposedly has worked. I’d play it safe and print actually gloss paper photos. Most modern printers do it no problem but if you don’t have the equipment. Walmart recently had a deal for printing digital passport photos for cheap. $.09 for 8 photos! Just bring a usb stick w the photo and go.

[Xringshooter]

I have it from good sources (other NFA dealers) that they have done this and the forms were approved with none being returned for not having a physically attached photo.

[MJH]

I've never had a single problem printing the pictures directly on the form roughly 8-10 times. I got tired of my approved forms being returned to me folded right in the middle of the pictures. I even use heavy card stock paper to print the forms and have had zero issues. Printed pictures on heavy paper is more OCD compliant than a photo glued to cheap printer paper.

[bogey1]

I have it from good sources (other NFA dealers) that they have done this and the forms were approved with none being returned for not having a physically attached photo.

Thats good to know, thanks.

[BrassPie]

I know a Class III that stapled the picture on.

[DucatiRon]

I know a Class III that stapled the picture on.

I did that with my first stamp.

[BrassPie]

Last time around I used plain old rubber cement. It's hard to beat for attaching pictures and stuff.

[Seabee CO]

I did my past 5 the old fashioned passport photo and tape.

It works, Why jinx a good thing?