This form should be used by Federal Firearms Licensees who require additional space while filling out ATF Form 3310.11, Section C - Description of Firearms.

This form is used by Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs) to report the theft or loss of firearms from their inventory or collection. 

*This form is used to request approval to transfer a National Firearms Act (NFA) firearm from one qualified Federal firearms licensee (FFL) to another qualified special taxpayer.

*This form is used to apply the tax-exempt transfer of an unserviceable (welded) firearm to anyone other than a Federal firearms licensee who has paid the required special (occupational) tax to deal in NFA firearms and to or from government agencies.

*This new application for a Federal Firearms License (FFL) should be used to apply for all FFL types - any person(s) or entity who intend to engage in business as a firearms or ammunition importer or manufacturer, or firearms dealer, in interstate or foreign commerce; as well as those who wish to engage in curio and relic collecting activity.

 

*This form is used to determine the eligibility of the employee possessor to engage in certain explosives operations.

This form documents certain sales or other dispositions of rifles for law enforcement purposes. The information is used to determine if the buyer (transferee) is involved in a unlawful activity, or is a person prohibited by law from obtaining firearms.

*This form is used to apply to temporarily import firearms and ammunition for lawful hunting or sporting purposes.  For use by nonimmigrant aliens only.

This program is designed to enhance the origin and cause investigative skills of the public service fire investigator. The goal of this course is to provide fire investigators with the requisite knowledge, skills and abilities to systematically determine the origin and cause of a fire and to be able to present these findings to a prosecutor and to a jury in all subsequent judicial proceedings.  It involves the in-depth study of fire dynamics, fire chemistry, electrical fire causation, burn pattern analysis and fire scene documentation. Instruction will be presented through classroom lectures and practical exercises. The curriculum involves fire scene processing with an emphasis on the practical applications of scientific knowledge. Students are required to process fire scenes utilizing the Scientific Method and “team concept” as well as prepare technical reports documenting their findings for use in court proceedings as an expert witness. A written test is administered at the completion of the course, as well as a final practical exercise, and a mock trial which is designed to prepare the student to testify as an expert witness. In order to cover the amount of material required for this course, completion of work assignments and studying after classroom hours will be necessary. The course is delivered at the ATF Fire Programs & Training Branch located at the National Center for Explosives Training & Research (NCETR) on Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.

This form is used to register and pay to permanently import defense articles on the United States Munitions Import List.

The purpose of this form is to report the theft or loss of explosive materials to the ATF.