Change of address after receiving a UPIN

[engineermike]

A few years ago I was issued a UPIN, after being denied a fire arm purchase. I have since retired and moved to another state and I am wondering if I need to notify the Feds of my new address? Do any of you have experience with having a UPIN and changing addresses and if so what process did you have to go through if any.

 

[joem1945]

Several years ago some country no nothing worker decided they would change the street numbers in my subdivision. I got a notice in the mail that my house number had changed. WHAT!! This causes no end to problems such as: Address on checks, my FFL, my class 3 tax stamps, you get the idea. So in the process of trying to change all this stuff, I write the BATF trying to change just the BATF stuff. A couple of weeks latter another letter come that says only the state can change addresses so disregard the previous letter. Thanks alot dummies, now I had checks that no longer were any good and sent a letter telling the BATF to disregard the change in street address. Hope they did it.

 

[Sav .250]

Did you Google your question? I found some related information .

 

[danez71]

This link references changing your address during the appeal.

https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/n...rocess/nics-appeal-frequently-asked-questions

If my mailing address changes, who should I contact?

If your address changes during the time your appeal request is in process, you must request your new address change in writing which may be submitted via the NICS Appeal Website, <http:www.fbi.gov/nics-appeals>, as an attachment; via facsimile to (304) 625-0535; or mailed to the FBI Criminal Justice Information Services Division, National Instant Criminal Background Check System Section, Appeal Services Team, Module A-1, Post Office Box 4278, Clarksburg, West Virginia 26302-4278. Please ensure all submissions contain your NTN or STN.

I'd call

NICS Customer Service @ 1-877-FBI-NICS (324-6427)

 

[bikemutt]

I've had a UPIN for years and have moved twice, there is no need to notify the NICS.