My uncle died and left me with a Gemtech 5.56 suppressor. It happened fast and he did not have a legal will, just notepaper with a list of whom was to get what.
I spoke with an ATF representative whom said if Indiana would honor the handwritten paper as the same as a will, at least binding, then the ATF probably would too and I could fill out a Form 5 tax exempt application. If Indiana does not recognize the handwritten will, then he suggested I would need the $200 tax stamp, form 4.
My question is, do you need a formal, "legal" will in Indiana, or are other forms of documentation sufficient?
Thank you,
NS
I spoke with an ATF representative whom said if Indiana would honor the handwritten paper as the same as a will, at least binding, then the ATF probably would too and I could fill out a Form 5 tax exempt application. If Indiana does not recognize the handwritten will, then he suggested I would need the $200 tax stamp, form 4.
My question is, do you need a formal, "legal" will in Indiana, or are other forms of documentation sufficient?
Thank you,
NS