two LTATTs?

[heavenIsAlie]

so i have residences in both alberta and b, now the alberta cfo said that isnt a good enough reason to have a LTATT for both provinces, but anyone know if i can get the bc cfo to give me an ATT based on that bc address?

 

[bdft]

I don't see why not. If you have a BC address they should give you a BC LTATT. You need to belong to a club now apparently but that's no big deal.

 

[ian_in_vic]

That doesn't make sense, even though your BC longterm ATT would include ranges in Alberta, it would assume an initial location of your BC home address and a 'reasonably direct route'. If the firearms are moved from a BC residence to an Alberta residence (to a seasonal residence for example) you need a short term ATT both ways. The new initial location would then be in Alberta, therefore you need an Alberta ATT. Or at least that's the way I read it.

 

[heavenIsAlie]

That doesn't make sense, even though your BC longterm ATT would include ranges in Alberta, it would assume an initial location of your BC home address and a 'reasonably direct route'. If the firearms are moved from a BC residence to an Alberta residence (to a seasonal residence for example) you need a short term ATT both ways. The new initial location would then be in Alberta, therefore you need an Alberta ATT. Or at least that's the way I read it.

i have my alberta one, but if i get a bc one then i dont need to get a bunch of short term ones to ranges and such, just one to get it from my alberta place to my bc place