Top 3 4473 Issues Solved by Your FFL

The ATF Form 4473—it's the paper barrier standing between you and your new firearm. It looks simple enough but can be a pain.
I'm your local, independent gun shop owner. I'm not from the government, but I deal with this government form all day, every day. And let's be honest, we all take for granted that forms—even ones we do a "gazillion bazillion" times—can be tricky!
In this educational, yet easygoing video, I'm going to cover the Top Three Most Common Issues that trip up both new and seasoned firearm owners when completing the 4473.
The Top 3 Mistakes: We'll walk through the most frequent errors (it's often a simple missed box!) is the error see how to avoid them, making your next transfer quick and painless.
What to Have: Discover the essential documents and information you must have with you to ensure your ID and residency details satisfy federal requirements.
What to Do (and What Not to Do!): Get practical, down-to-earth advice on filling out the form accurately—like why a simple signature error can halt your purchase and what information you should never let a dealer fill in for you.
Form Updates & Changes: The 4473 changes occasionally! We'll touch on recent revisions to keep you compliant, whether you're a first-time buyer or haven't purchased a gun in a few years.
This video is here to help you get through the paperwork efficiently and correctly. Let's work together to make your next trip to the gun counter a breeze!

Disclaimer: This video provides general educational information based on best practices and experience. It is not legal advice. Always read all instructions on the ATF Form 4473 carefully and consult legal counsel if you have questions about your eligibility to purchase or possess a firearm.

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What's the one thing on the 4473 that confuses you the most? Let me know in the comments!