New ATF Forms [2019]

New ATF Forms Released – FFL & SOT [UPDATED 2024]


The ATF has released new versions of seven revised FFL & SOT forms! We’ve got the latest versions here for you to download here. Below are descriptions, and the most up-to-date versions, of each of the following forms:

All of these include revised mailing addresses and went into effect February 1, 2019. The ATF has put a 90-day courtesy period in place during which they will forward forms mailed to the old (incorrect) address, to the new (revised) address, on your behalf. If you mail any of these forms after April 30, 2019, to the old address, they will not be received by the ATF.

We strongly recommend that you start using these forms right away, rather than waiting. The forms may seem straightforward, but there are a lot of things to take into consideration when using them. We cover this, and provide all the latest versions, in our Get Your FFL & Become an SOT courses. If interested in both, you can save $30 by bundling the courses together!

Form 1 (5320.1) – Application to Make and Register a Firearm

ATF’s Form 1 is for non-FFLs to make and register their own NFA firearm. You can download the latest version and learn more about the form here: ATF Form 1. The new mailing address for Form 1 is: National Firearms Act Division P.O. Box 5015 Portland, OR 97208-5015

Form 4 (5320.4) – Application for Tax paid Transfer and Registration of a Firearm

ATF’s Form 4 is for the transfer of an NFA firearm from an FFL to a non-FFL customer. You can download the latest version and learn more about the form here: ATF Form 4. The new mailing address for Form 4 is: National Firearms Act Division P.O. Box 5015 Portland, OR 97208-5015

Form 7 (5310.12) / 7 CR (5310.16) – Application for Federal Firearms License

ATF’s Form 7 is to be used when applying for new licenses, for all FFL types. You can download the latest version of this form here: ATF Form 7. The new mailing address for Form 7 is: National Firearms Act Division P.O. Box 6200-20 Portland, OR 97228-6200

Form 8 (5310.11) – Federal Firearms Licensee Renewal Application

ATF’s Form 8 is for FFL license renewals. Renewal applications are automatically mailed to the “mailing address” on your license approximately 90 days prior to the expiration of the license. If the application is not received 30 days prior to expiration, contact the Federal Firearms Licensing Center (FFLC). The new mailing address for Form 8 is: Federal Firearms Licensing Center, Portland, OR 97228-6200

Form 5400.13/16 – Application for Explosives License or Permit

ATF’s Form 5400.13/16 is used to determine eligibility for working with explosives. You can download the latest version of this form here: ATF Form 5400.13/16. The new mailing address for Form 5400.13/16 is: Federal Explosives Licensing Center P.O. Box 6200-18 Portland, OR 97228-6200

Form 4587 – Application to Register as an Importer of U.S. Munitions Import List Articles

ATF’s Form 4587 is used to register (and pay) to import defense articles that are on the U.S. Munitions Import List (USML). You can access the latest version of this form here: ATF Form 4587. As of April 2022, the ATF no longer accepts this form via mail. ATF Form 5330.4 may only be submitted online, via Pay.Gov here.

Form 5630.7 – Special Tax Registration and Return National Firearms Act (NFA)

ATF’s Form 5630.7 is for FFLs to file if they engage in importing, manufacturing, or dealing of NFA firearms in order to pay the SOT. The annual tax begins on July 1st, and ends on June 30th. You can download the latest version of this form here: ATF Form 5630.7 The new mailing address for Form 5630.7 is: Special Occupational Tax (SOT) – NFA P.O. Box 6200-13 Portland, OR 97228-6200.

Ryan Cleckner is a former special operations sniper and current attorney specializing in firearms law/ATF compliance and is a firearms industry executive (former govt. relations manager for NSSF, Vice President of Remington Outdoor Company, and a SAAMI voting board member).

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