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Thanks. I'll probably do that today. The wait beginsCongrats, throw your info onto The NFA tracker.
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Thanks. I'll probably do that today. The wait beginsCongrats, throw your info onto The NFA tracker.
im getting ready to submit another form 1 through eforms, hopefully the 3 month wait is still the case.
Form 1 submitted 10/19/13 received 1/21/14.
we need to stop raising Atilla's blood pressure.
do i even SBR, bro?
NO.
We need to make a bet you get your tax stamp or I get my barrel / refund first .
you're supposed to bet on yourself.
we doing this?
$25 says i get the stamp first.
Yeah 25$ I get my barrel first .
hate you now, too. [sad2]
what are you makin'?
Got this email. Eform issues.
Good Morning:
Pardon this Interruption!!!
ATF eForms has been experiencing some severe performance issues for the past week. Some of the symptoms the users are experiencing include slow response times, inability to finalize and submit forms, pay.gov screen not displaying, inability to view PDF’s, and the system abruptly returning the user back to the home screen. While some users report that they are able to successfully submit forms, others are reporting that they are not.
While our technology staff has been actively engaged in trying to resolve the issues, up to this point our efforts have not been successful. We apologize for your inconvenience and your frustration.
We are hoping that we will be able to bring the eForms system back to its full operating capacity soon. Once the operations have been restored and you find that you have form 1’s and form 4’s in your draft account that you cannot get submitted and you have paid your tax using pay.gov, please notify us using “Ask the Experts – NFA” and include the confirmation information that you received from pay.gov (that includes the Pay.gov Tracking ID). Refunds are normally processed within 10 business day.
We are not taking this lightly. We assure you that we are doing all that can be done to come to resolve the issues. We request your patience and understanding while we work this out.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Lenora (Lee) Alston-Williams
Industry Liasion Analyst - IT
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, & Explosives
Office of Enforcement Programs and Services
Firearms and Explosives Services Division
99 New York Avenue, N.E. (6.E-333)
Washington, DC 20226
E-mail: Lee.Alston-Williams@atf.gov
Office: (202) 648-7166
Fax: (202) 648-7166
Credit cardWhat is the actual way of processing a tax stamp payment while doing eForms? Is it scanned image of the check, or maybe giving the ABA number and account number for electronic withdrawal? Or maybe they take credit card payment?
NP. They use Pay.gov and you pay at the end. Just a heads up, the whole e-form site has been plagued with performance issues as of late. I wish you luck.Thank you.