Right now most Form 4 individual e-files clear in about 6 days; Form 1 filings are running about 62 days. Enter your own filing below to see where you stand.
Form 1 · Trust waits have risen steadily since Feb 2026 — up about 8 days per month. If recent pace holds, later filers are waiting longer than earlier ones.
Approval signal distributed across 4 active cohort windows. Broad-front advancement detected — no dominant compression zone.
Form 4 Trust frontier trails Individual by 1 month. Persistent pathway separation — trust gap remains observable.
Queue Intelligence
90-day window
Operational FrontierThe oldest filing months still getting approvals — how far back the ATF is currently working.
Oldest filing months still seeing meaningful recent approvals
Form 4 · IndividualJul 2026
Form 4 · TrustJun 2026
Form 1 · IndividualApr 2026
Form 1 · TrustApr 2026
Active CohortsHow many different filing months saw at least one approval in the last 30 days.
Filing months with recent approvals in the last 30 days
Form 43
Form 14
Combined4
90-Day Wait Distribution
Typical range · median · by filing type
Form 1 · Individual
419 approvals
62dmedianThe middle wait — half were faster, half slower (used instead of an average so one extreme case doesn't skew it).·35–70d typical rangeThe middle half of waits — the fastest 25% and the slowest 25% are left out. Also called the IQR, or interquartile range.
Form 4 · Individual
377 approvals
6dmedianThe middle wait — half were faster, half slower (used instead of an average so one extreme case doesn't skew it).
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4–10d typical rangeThe middle half of waits — the fastest 25% and the slowest 25% are left out. Also called the IQR, or interquartile range.
Form 4 · Trust
236 approvals
30dmedianThe middle wait — half were faster, half slower (used instead of an average so one extreme case doesn't skew it).·22–36d typical rangeThe middle half of waits — the fastest 25% and the slowest 25% are left out. Also called the IQR, or interquartile range.
Form 1 · Trust
226 approvals
73dmedianThe middle wait — half were faster, half slower (used instead of an average so one extreme case doesn't skew it).·66–82d typical rangeThe middle half of waits — the fastest 25% and the slowest 25% are left out. Also called the IQR, or interquartile range.
Typical range = the middle half of waits. It leaves out the fastest 25% and the slowest 25%.