Best Way For Fingerprints???

[RECON762WT]

I haven't bought a can or done a Form 1 since the NFA changes a few years ago. I'm going to be submitting some more Form 1's and 4's this winter and would like to do so through a trust. There is one other person on the trust who will need to be fingerprinted. What is the most efficient/best way to get finger printed these days?

Is using a Silencer Shop kiosk the way to go so that way I'll always have a digital copy that I can use now or on subsequent purchases? If I use a Kiosk, can I still print the fingerprints and submit them via snail mail (it looks like e-filing is still not an option).

Thanks!

[Shyster]

Livingston County Sheriff's Department will do them for free for anyone, including non-residents.

[DrScaryGuy]

Livingston County Sheriff's Department will do them for free for anyone, including non-residents.

seriously?
i'm sitting on a silencer paperwork because I don't want to pay $30+ for each of the 5 people currently on my trust. (and possibly add another person or two)
especially if I order this sbr i'm looking at... that would be $150+$200+$150+$200 in oakland county

[I1I1I11II]

Silencer shop kiosk?

[Shyster]

seriously?
i'm sitting on a silencer paperwork because I don't want to pay $30+ for each of the 5 people currently on my trust. (and possibly add another person or two)
especially if I order this sbr i'm looking at... that would be $150+$200+$150+$200 in oakland county

Only Trustees need to submit prints and pics. Successors and Beneficiaries do not.

[DrScaryGuy]

Only Trustees need to submit prints and pics. Successors and Beneficiaries do not.

currently everybody on my trust is there specifically to be able to possess items. is successor/beneficiaries a way for them to still possess and not be "responsible persons" that need prints/photos?

[Shyster]

currently everybody on my trust is there specifically to be able to possess items. is successor/beneficiaries a way for them to still possess and not be "responsible persons" that need prints/photos?

Dan, did you ever bother to read the email I sent you?

"Responsible Persons" are those with full, current control of trust assets. A beneficiary or Successor-Trustee does not have full current control so need not be printed or photographed.

[DrScaryGuy]

Dan, did you ever bother to read the email I sent you?

"Responsible Persons" are those with full, current control of trust assets. A beneficiary or Successor-Trustee does not have full current control so need not be printed or photographed.

the one from last march? I wasn't crystal clear but didn't want to keep bothering you
I've never been very clear on exactly which titles have which powers on a trust, especially given that the ATF doesn't always agree with plain english.
and I haven't submitted for anything new since summer 2016, so I still need to look into how the dust has settled post 41F.