New suppressor question

[Mark-DuCo]

I recently picked up new NRA edition Ruger 22/45 lite. Now I'm ready to buy a supressor for it. I know pretty much all the steps to get it purchased and the tax stamp taken care of. My only issue is that I am building a house now and will be moved in in about 4 months, so my address will change from the time I apply for the tax stamp to the time it would be finished being processed.

Is this a big issue? Should I just wait until I am in my new house to fill out everything?

 

[NyleRN]

Fill out the form 4 now with current address. After the F4 is approved fill out a form 5320.20 and send to ATF. At least that's how it used to be

 

[breakingcontact]

I'd call up the NFA branch of the ATF. I have found them surprisingly helpful.

Also...a suppressed 22 pistol is THE most fun gun to shoot in my experience.

 

[Bfish]

There isn't really any obligation for the tax stamp and notifying of an address change at least in state you won't run into problems. The only reason I could see it being an issue is if it interfered with the background check. However, the form 4 is mailed to the deal from which you buy. A form 1 would be an issue but form 4 not so much.

 

[Kperkins]

When you go to pick up the suppressor they will fill out a 4473 which will require current address on license to match the tax stamp address. Contacting the ATF would help you to change address part way through the process