Presentation of tax paperwork is only legally required to be presented to an agent of the ATF.
It is strange that to administrate an individual transfer this "Tax" paperwork must be sighted and signed by the Chief Law Enforcement officer of the county in which the transferee lives.
That is the LEGAL requirement.
It MUST be done or no individual transfer can be administrated.
It has been this way for almost 80 years.
A Law Enforcement Officer
MUST see and
SIGN the paperwork for an individual transfer, it is the
LAW.
This paperwork is completely filled out, with the transferee's address, serial number of weapon and reason stated for possession before he signs it, there's nothing else on this document of personal nature, nothing, nada, zilch.
With all that said, riddle me this, it's
THE LAW that a
LAW ENFORCEMENT officer has to see and sign this paperwork when a Transferee needs a signature (for an individual transfer) and as soon as he signs it under no circumstances can the Transferee be compelled by any LEO (other than ATF officers) to present it regardless of circumstances surrounding the public/LEO's interests or duty?
LAW ENFORCEMENT has already seen it, signed it and in some circumstances copied/scanned it and filed it away and you say there's no legal point of reference for LEO's who are trying to determine whether a crime has been committed reference possession of NFA item to sight the forms?
All I can say dude is you need to put your dentures back in your assshole because some of us can't understand what your saying.