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Global Entry for 4473 Question 20B
I have a customer who ordered a rifle for a hunting trip to South Africa. He is a business man who travels frequently and has applied through the US Customs and Border Protection for their Global Entry program that expedites his entry back into the USA. His ID has a PO BOX listed on it and I need to prove his address and comply with federal and state requirements. Should this suffice? I have already called ATF to get clarification and I am awaiting a call back. According to the purchaser who ordered over the phone and has not come in to the shop yet this document shows issued by DHS Customs and Border Protection, it bears his name and physical address. By all that I can tell this should satisfy ATF's requirements, but does this comply with DOJ also? Thought and input appreciated.
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I would say yes for DOJ if it has time period of validation (expiration date) on it.
From the DOJ FAQ: Quote:
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