UNDERSTANDING THE EXECUTOR OFFICE

AND
USE OF THE EXECUTOR LETTER
Based on exacting transcriptions (99+ accurate) of notes from Dave Clarence training calls
through November 28, 2010 and David Clarence email responses to questions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
Definitions 3
Estate Name 6
General Information about the Estate 7
Creation of the Estate 7
David Clarence explains Who can have an Estate 7
Nature of the Estate 8
Executor ffice !
Estate as "i#hest Court $%
Estate has been &robated from the 'e#innin# $$
(iduciar) Dut) of all fficials to the Estate $$
Who ma) occup) the Executor ffice* $$
+ocial +ecurit) ,rust $-
Estate &ropert) $3
Doin# 'usiness Where a .icense is /e0uired $3
&ost ffice $3
General &ost1ffice .ocation $3
"istorical 'ac2#round of 3General &ost1ffice4 $5
Explanation of the &ostal .ocation $6
Chan#in# )our 7ailin# Location 18
+endin# and /eceivin# Certified and /e#istered 7ail at General &ost1ffice -%
Example of 8h) )ou need to be located at General &ost1ffice -%
What to do if the &ostmaster resists chan#in# )our &ostal .ocation to General &ost1ffice -%
Notif) Ever)one of 9our Chan#e of 7ailin# .ocation -$
ne &erson:s Experience at the &ost ffice -$
+ome Examples of +uccesses ;sin# the Executor .etter --
"o8 to /espond to In0uiries about the Estate -5
"o8 to Execute Documents -5
<bandoned &aper8or2 -5
Executor .etter -6
Explanation of the Executor .etter = .ine b) .ine> -7
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Where to +end Copies of the Executor .etter 3$
;se of the Executor .etter in +pecific +ituations 3-
General 3-
/esponse to 7ail <ddressed to the Estate? /e#ardin# a Court Case in the +tate 3-
/esponse to 7ail <ddressed to the Estate? /e#ardin# a (ederal Court Case 33
/esponse to a Collection .etter from an <ttorne) for a Credit Card <ccount?
(oreclosure @&re1CourtA? or ther <dministrative Issues utside of a Court <ction 33
/esponse to a .etter from the I/+ 33
Corporations 35
Car ,itles 35
,raffic ,ic2ets 35
'an2 Irre#ularities 35
'an2ruptc) Court Issues 35
&ropert) ,axes 35
7ort#a#es = (oreclosures 35
Disabilit) 36
Internal /evenue +ervice 36
Children 36
Botin# 36
/elease of &risoners 36
Effect of Executor +tatus on /eceivin# +ocial +ecurit) Chec2s 36
.oss Claim on <irlines? 'uses? etcC 36
Count) /ecorder:s ffice 36
Berball) &resentin# and Enforcin# 9our &osition as Executor While in Court 36
Enforcement of the Executor .etter in a Court Case 5%
Do Not 7ix /emedies 5%
/eal &ropert) ,itle 5$
Executors as Notaries 5$
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DEFINITIONS
Adjourn(ed). ,o put offD deferD postponeC [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
1adjourn. earl) $5cC? Eassi#n a da)?E from C(rC aFourner @$-cCA EmeetE @at an appointed timeA?
from the phrase G Forn Eto a stated da)E @G EtoE H Fourn Eda)?E from .C diurnus Edail)DE see
diurnalAC ,he sense is to set a date for a re1meetin#C 7eanin# Eto close a meetin#E @8ith or
8ithout intention to reconveneA is from late $6cC 7eanin# Eto #o in a bod) to another placeE
@$65%sA is collo0uialC ,he unhistorical 1d1 8as added $6cC /elatedI <dFournedD adFournin#C J
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Sine Die. Without da)D 8ithout assi#nin# a da) for a further meetin# or hearin#C "ence? a final
adFournmentD final dismissal of a causeC [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
-Adjourned Sine Die-
ArrogatedC Claimed b) undue pretensesC [Websters Dictionary 1828]
Arrogate. $63%s? from .C arro#atus? ppC of arro#are Eto claim for oneselfE @see arro#anceAC
/elatedI <rro#atedD arro#atin#C J httpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
Chattel. <n article of personal propert)D an) species of propert) not amountin# to a freehold or fee in
landC ,he term 3chattels4 is a more comprehensive one than 3#oods?4 as it includes animate as 8ell as
8ell as inanimate propert)C [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
Chattel. earl) $3cC? chatel Epropert)? #oods?E from C(rC chatel Echattels? #oods? 8ealth?
possessions? propert)D profitD cattle?E from .C.C capitale Epropert)E @see cattle? 8hich is the
CNC(rC form of the same 8ordAC <pplication to slaves @$65%sA is a rhetorical fi#ure of
abolitionists? etcC J httpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
Constructive Trust. E< trust raised b) construction of la8? or arisin# b) operation of la8? as
distin#uished from an express trustC Wherever the circumstances of a transaction are such that the
person 8ho ta2es the le#al estate in propert) cannot also enFo) the beneficial interest 8ithout necessaril)
violatin# some established principle of e0uit)? the court 8ill immediatel) raise a constructive trust? and
fasten it upon the conscience of the le#al o8ner? so as to convert him into a trustee for the parties 8ho in
e0uit) are entitled to the beneficial enFo)mentC "ill? ,rustees? $$6D $ +pence? E0C MurC 6$$CE [Blacks
Law Dictionary, 1
st
Ed.]
3DecedentC < deceased personC4 [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
1 <n individual 8ho has diedC ,he term literall) means Eone 8ho is d)in#?ECCC httpIKKle#al1
dictionar)Cthefreedictionar)CcomKdecedent
1 ri#inI $6!%=$6%%D N . de1ce1dent1 @sC of de1ce1de1ns A departin#? 8ithdra8in#? prpC of de1ce1
dereC
1 Et)molo#icall) the 8ord denotes a person 8ho is d)in#?CCCC [Blacks Law Dictionary, 1
st
Ed.]
Estate: ,he 8ord 3estate4 is a 8ord of the #reatest extension? and comprehends ever) species of
propert)? real and personalC It describes both the cor!s and the extent of interestC Oit si#nifies
ever)thin# of 8hich riches or fortune ma) consistC [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
EstateI earl) $3cC? Eran2? standin#? condition?E from <n#lo1(rC astat? C(rC estat Estate? position?
condition? health? status? le#al estateE @7odC(rC PtatA? from .C status Estate or condition?E from
root of stare Eto standE from &IE base Qsta1 Eto standE @see stetAC (or initial e1? see especialC
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EspecialI late $5cC? from C(rC especial Epre1eminent? important?E from .C specialis Ebelon#in# to
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a particular 2ind or species?E from species E2indE @see speciesAC .atin 8ords 8ith initial sp1? st1?
sc1 usuall) ac0uired an e1 8hen borro8ed b) ld (renchC 7odern (rench has restored the 8ord
to spPcialC ri#inall) 8ith the same sense as special? later restricted to feelin#s? 0ualities? etcC
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Especial. late $5cC? from C(rC especial Epre1eminent? important?E from .C specialis Ebelon#in#
to a particular 2ind or species?E from species E2indE @see speciesAC .atin 8ords 8ith initial sp1?
st1? sc1 usuall) ac0uired an e1 8hen borro8ed b) ld (renchC 7odern (rench has restored the
8ord to spPcialC ri#inall) 8ith the same sense as special? later restricted to feelin#s? 0ualities?
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EXECUTOR:
3General ExecutorC < #eneral Executor is one 8ho is appointed to administer the 8hole estate? 8ithout
an) limit of time or place? or of the subFect1matterCE [Bo!"ier#s Law Dictionary, 18$% edition]
EGeneral ExecutorC ne 8hose po8er is not limited either territoriall) or as to the duration or subFect
of his trustCE [Blacks Law Dictionary, 1
st
Ed.]
3Executor. "e to 8hom another commits b) 8ill the execution of his last 8ill and testamentC4 [Willia&
'. (nderson, ( Dictionary o) Law *18+,-]
3General ExecutorC <n Executor 8hose po8er is unlimited as to time? place? or subFect matterC4
[Willia& '. (nderson, ( Dictionary o) Law *18+,-]
Executor De Son TortI Executor of his o8n 8ron#C < person 8ho assumes to act as Executor of an
estate 8ithout an) la8ful 8arrant or authorit)? but 8ho? b) his intermeddlin#? ma2es himself liable as an
Executor to a certain extentC
If a stran#er ta2es upon him to act as Executor 8ithout an) Fust authorit)C @as b) intermeddlin# 8ith the
#oods of the deceased? and man) other transactions?A he is called in la8 an EExecutor of his o8n
8ron#?E de son tortC - '$C CommC 6%7C J'lac2s $stL
ExecutorI
-6C <n Executor de son tort? or of his o8n 8ron#? is one? 8ho? 8ithout la8ful authorit)? underta2es to
actC as Executor of a person deceasedC ,o ma2e fin Executor de son tort? the act of the part) must be? $C
;nla8fulC -C ') assertin# o8nership? as ta2in# #oods or cancellin# a bond? and not committin# a mere?
trespassC D)er? $%6? $66D CroC EliRC $$5C 3C
"e is? in #eneral? held responsible for all his acts? 8hen he does an)thin# 8hich mi#ht preFudice the
estate? and receives no? advanta#e 8hatever in conse0uence of his assumin# the officeC "e cannot sue a
debtor of the estate? but ma) be sued #enerall) as ExecutorC
-6C1-C ,he usurpation of an office or character cannot confer the ri#hts and privile#es of it? althou#h it
ma) char#e the usurper 8ith the duties and obli#ations annexed to itC n this principle an Executor de
son tort is an Executor onl) for the purpose of bein# sued? not for the purpose? of suin#C In point of
form? he is sued as if he 8ere a ri#htful ExecutorC "e is not denominated in the declaration Executor @de
son tortA of his o8n 8ron#. [Bo!"ier#s 18$%]
Occupant. &erson havin# possessor) ri#hts? 8ho can control 8hat #oes on on premisesC ne 8ho ta2es
the first possession of a thin# of 8hich there is no o8nerC ne 8ho occupies and ta2es possession? one
8ho has the actual use? possession or control of a thin#C [Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
Occupant. $6!%s? from .C occupantem @nomC occupansA? prpC of occupare Eto ta2e possession
ofE @see occup)AC J httpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
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Occupancy. $6!%s? Econdition of bein# an occupantDE from occupantC 7eanin# Efact of
occup)in#E is from $833D J httpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
Ordinary? civil and ecclesC la8C <n officer 8ho has ori#inal Furisdiction in his o8n ri#ht and not b)
deputationC
-C In En#land the ordinar) is an officer 8ho has immediate Furisdiction in ecclesiastical causesC CoC .ittC
355C
3C In the ;nited +tates? the ordinar) possesses? in those states 8here such officer exists? po8ers vested in
him b) the constitution and acts of the le#islature? In +outh Carolina? the ordinar) is a Fudicial officerC 1
.e. 'onst. 't. 2%/ 2 .e. 'onst. 't. ,84. [Bo!"iers Law Dictionary, 18$%]
Register or RegistrarC <n officer authoriRed b) la8 to 2eep a record called a re#ister or re#istr)D as the
re#ister for the probate of 8illsC [Bo!"ier#s 18$%]
Registrar. $67%s? shortenin# of re#istrar) @$65%sA? from 7C.C re#istrarius Eone 8ho 2eeps a
recordE @related to re#isterAC J httpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
Register For The Probate Of WillsC <n officer in &enns)lvania? 8ho has #enerall) the same po8ers
that Fud#es of probates and surro#ates have in other states? and the ordinar) has in En#land? in admittin#
the 8ills of deceased persons to probateC [Bo!"ier#s 18$%]
Probate: ,he act or process of provin# a 8illC ,he proof before an ordinar)? surro#ate? re#ister? or
other dul) authoriRed person that a document produced before him for official reco#nition and
re#istration? and alle#ed to be the last 8ill and testament of a certain deceased person? is such in realit)C
[Blacks Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
Common and solemn form of probate. In En#lish la8? there are t8o 2inds of probate? namel)?
probate in common form? and probate in solemn formC &robate in common form is #ranted in the
re#istr)? 8ithout an) formal procedure in court? upon an e0 arte application made b) the ExecutorC
&robate in solemn form is in the nature of a final decree pronounced in open court? all parties interested
havin# been dul) citedC ,he difference bet8een the effect of probate in common form and probate in
solemn form is that probate in common form is revocable? 8hereas probate in solemn form is
irrevocable? as a#ainst all persons 8ho have been cited to see the proceedin#s? or 8ho can be proved to
have been priv) to those proceedin#s? except in the case 8here a 8ill of subse0uent date is discovered?
in 8hich case probate of an earlier 8ill? thou#h #ranted in solemn form? 8ould be revo2edC [Blacks
Law Dictionary, 4
th
Ed.]
Probate Of A WillC
-C ,he officerC 8ho ta2es such probate is variousl) denominatedD in some states he is called Fud#e of
probateC in others re#ister? and surro#ate in othersC Bide $$ BinC <bC 6 8 $- BinC <bC $-6 - +uppC to BesC
FrC --7 $ +al2C 3%-D $ &hilC EvC -!8D $ +tar2C EvC -3$? note? and the cases cited in the note? and also? $-
MohnC /C $!-D $5 MohnC /C 5%7 $ Ed8C /C -66D 6 /a8le? /C 8% $ NC S 7cCC 3-6D $ .ei#h? /C -87D &ennC
/C 5-D $ &ic2C /C $$5D $ GallisC /C 66-? as to the effect of a probate on real and personal propert)?
[Bo!"ier#s 18$%]
SurrogateC In some of the states? as in Ne8 Merse)? this is the name of an officer 8ho has Furisdiction in
#rantin# letters testamentar) and letters of administrationC
-C In some states? as in &enns)lvania? this officer is called re#ister of 8ills and for #rantin# letters? of
administration in others? as in 7assachusetts? he is called Fud#e of probatesC
Surrogate. earl) $6cC? from .C surro#atus? ppC of surro#are Eput in anotherTs place? substitute?E
from sub Ein the place of? underE H ro#are Eto as2? proposeE @see ro#ationAC
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Warrant. vCtC
$C ,o authoriReD to #ive authorit) or po8er to do or forbear an) thin#? b) 8hich the person authoriRed is
secured or saved harmless from an) loss or dama#e b) the actC < commission 8arrants an officer to
seiRe an enem)C We are not 8arranted to resist le#itimate #overnmentC Except in extreme casesC
-C ,o maintainD to support b) authorit) or proofC
5C ,o secureD to exemptD to privile#eCC
6C In la8? to secure to a #rantee an estate #rantedD to assureC [Websters Dictionary, 1828]
warrant @nCAC earl) $3cC? Eprotector? defender?E from CNC(rC 8arant @C(rC #uarantA? from (ran2ish
Q8arand @cfC C"CGC 8eren Eto authoriRe? 8arrant?E GerC #e8Uhren Eto #rantEA? from &CGmcC Q8ar1
Eto 8arn? #uard? protect?E perhaps from &IE base Q8er1 Eto coverE @cfC .C vereri Eto observe 8ith
a8e? revere? respect? fearDE G2C ouros E8atchman?E horan Eto seeDE "ittC 8erite1 Eto seeDE see 8eirAC
+ense evolved via notion of Epermission from a superior 8hich protects one from blame or
responsibilit)E @cC$3%%A to Edocument conve)in# authorit)E @$6$%sAC < 8arrant office in the
militar) is one 8ho holds office b) 8arrant? rather than b) commissionC J
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warrant @vCAC late $3cC? Eto 2eep safe from dan#er?E from CNC(rC 8arantir @C(rC #uarantirA? from
8arant @see 8arrant @nCAAC 7eanin# Eto #uarantee to be of 0ualit)E is attested from late $5cCD sense
of Eto #uarantee as trueE is recorded from cC$3%%C JhttpIKK888Cet)monlineCcomK L
Will or Testament. ,he le#al declaration of a manTs intentions of 8hat he 8ills to be performed after
his deathC CoC .ittC $$$D +8inbC &tC $? sC IIC $D +hepC ,ouchC 3!8D 'acC <brC Wills? <C
-C ,he terms 8ill and testament are s)non)mous? and the) are used indifferentl) b) common la8)ers? or
one for the otherC +8inbC pC $? sC $C 6D 'acC <bC WillsC <C Civilians use the term testament onl)C +ee
,estamentC
$3C It is a rule that the last 8ill revo2es all former 8illsC It follo8s then that a man cannot b) an)
testamentar) act impose upon himself the inabilit) of ma2in# another inconsistent 8ith and revo2in# the
first 8illC 'acC <bC Wills? ED +8inbC ptC 7? sC $5C
$5C < 8ill voluntaril) and intentionall) made b) a competent testator? accordin# to the form re0uired b)
la8? ma) be avoided? $stC ') revocation? see /evocationD 'acC <brC Wills? G $D BinC <brC Devise? &D $
/olle? <bC 6$6D ComC Di#C Estates b) DevC (D and? -dC ') fraudC
ESTATE NAME
~The ALL CAPS NAME Estate. ,he 8ord 3,he4 does not appear on the 'irth Certificate in
front of the <.. C<&+ N<7E and is not part of the name of the estate? so don:t put it in front of
the estate nameC +oI ALL CAPS NAME, Estate =or in other places 8here the 8ord 3,he4
should appear first? use1 The ALL CAPS NAME EstateC @Note the comma or lac2 of a comma
in these examplesCA
"o8ever )our name as presented on )our 'irth Certificate is ho8 )ou should present it in all )our
documentationC Whether the name is in upper and lo8er case letters or <.. C<&+ letters? be sure
to use it as <.. C<&+ for the name of the estateC If )ou have used a 3MrC? +rC? etcC all )our life? but
it is not 8ritten as such on the 'irth Certificate? don:t use it as part of the Estate NameC Conform
exactl) to ho8 )our name is 8ritten on the 'irth Certificate and do it in <.. C<&+C
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GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ESTATE
Creation of the Estate
When )ou 8ere born? a certificate of birth 8as created 8ith )our <.. C<&+ N<7E? 8hich 8as
the creation of an 3estate4 b) that <.. C<&+ N<7EC ,he 8ord 3estate4 is deliberatel) left off
the <.. C<&+ N<7E on the birth certificate to hide itC ,he <.. C<&+ N<7E is an
unincorporated association 1 an estateC ,he <.. C<&+ N<7E is a decedentC ,he estate 8as
created for )our benefit and use? 8ith )ou as the #rantor @b) placin# )our landmar2s JfootprintsL on
the certificate of birthA? and )ou are still aliveC 9our parents are the creator of the Estate = the)
created )ou>
< marria#e is a trustC When a birth occurs? the mother is coerced into si#nin# the 'irth Certificate
as a trustee? so no8 the entities of the 8orld can #o after the trusteeC ,he 'irth Certificate refers to
her as the 3Informant4C
9our first @la8fulA act 8as puttin# )our foot prints on )our 'C and after that )ou 8ere in the 8orldC
'ein# in the 8orld has to do 8ith bein# 3le#al4 not 3la8ful4C ,he corporate state did not create the
estate = the #rantor did so 8ith the footprints on the documentC ,he estate died and )our father and
finall) )ou become the Executor in the Executor fficeC You are an earthly estate walking
around. ,he Grantor continues to live and 8hen he or she dies? a Certificate of Death 8ill be
issuedC
,he Certificate of 'irth or .ive 'irth Certificate is the &ublic /ecord of the Estate and that the
Estate is &robatedC It is reco#nition b) the World of the GrantorTs Jfoot printsL WillC
'ecause the seal and si#nature is on the certificate of birth? this is not prima facie *(t )irst si1ht/ on
the )irst aearance/ on the )ace o) it/ so )ar as can be 2!d1ed )ro& the )irst disclos!re/
res!&ably/ a )act res!&ed to be tr!e !nless disro"ed by so&e e"idence to the contrary. Blacks
Law dictionary, 4
th
Ed.- proofC /ather? it:s certified proof? finished? adFourned? done? a Fud#ment?
that the estate has been probatedC It must be an estate? because a trust cannot come before an estateC
< trust can onl) exist if there is alread) an Estate in existenceC
,he address of the estate is the file number on the birth certificateC ,he estate resides at the file
numberC ,he estate is restricted to the file numberD it cannot move an)8here elseC
When as2edI 3Where do )ou live*4 /i#ht hereC 3Where are )our belon#in#s*4 I:m homelessC ,he)
cannot discriminate a#ainst )ou 8hen )ou sa) )ou:re homeless because )ou are sa)in# )ou have no
corporate residenceC
< cop) of the 'irth Certificate is proof of the estateC ther proofs of the existence of the Estate are
bills? mort#a#e papers? credit reports? the drivers license? etcC that have the <.. C<&+ N<7EC
Never use a +ocial +ecurit) Card as identificationC ,he ++ trust is 8hat the) are usin# a#ainst )ouC
David Clarence explains Who can have an Estate
NOTE: < Certificate of CitiRenship or NaturaliRation Certificate is not a substitute for a Certificate
of 'irthC < Certificate of CitiRenship does not create an estate? so a person 8ho has been naturaliRed
does not have an estate? if he comes from a countr) that does not issue 'irth CertificatesC If a man
marries a 8oman 8ho becomes naturaliRed in <merica? the 8ife:s +ocial +ecurit) ,rust comes
under the husband:s estateC If )ou do not have a Certificate of 'irth? )ou cannot occup) the
ExecutorKExecutrix fficeC
$C <ll Descendants: of <dam are CaucasianC
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-C All Descendants` of Noah are Caucasian, but an African Woman was grafted in, after
Africans adopted the 1esuit-created Muslim religion. They forfeited their Noah-tic
heritage and abandoned their Estates just like Esau did centuries before.
3C Everyone else is of Asian, Hindu or Muslim heritage Esau no Estate.
5C The Social Security account creates a slave number for those people who abandon their
estate or cannot have an Estate like anyone born or descended from a Muslim, Hindu,
Asian or African who is not a former slave descendent.
6C Non-Caucasian European descended people cannot inter marry and inherit or function
in the Executor or Executor office.
6C The people of the third world countries and their descendents are slaves to and under the
Roman cult world slave system of Lucifer.
If the countr) 8here )ou 8ere born belon#s to the I7(? there:s a #ood chance there is an EstateC If
the name on the 'irth Certificate is in <.. C<&+ or has a 'ond number on it? that:s a #ood
indicator of an EstateC
ur bodies are composed of mostl) Water and the remainder from the EarthC We are each a
Wal2in#? ,al2in# Independent Island? Countr)? Nation or Independent +tate? @Estate? +tatusAC
Nature of the Estate
Note: Never refer to the estate as ~your estate, but for convenience and economy of words in
this document, the compiler is doing it anyway!
,he <.. C<&+ N<7E is forei#n to the ;+ and the +tatesC +tatutor) admission that the Estate and
Executor ffice are immune from the Furisdiction of the ;nited +tates and the +tates is found in the
(orei#n Immunities <ct? because the Estate is a creditorC In -8 ;+C $3%%? et al @(+I<A? 3forei#n
+tate4 means 3forei#n estate4 = Fust substitute the 8ord 3Estate4 for the 8ord 3+tate4? 8hen readin#
the <ctC ,he Estate and the 7an (unctionin# in the Executor ffice 1 When .ocated at General
&ost1ffice? ;nited +tates 7inor? utl)in# Islands at VI&H5 J%%%%%1!!!8L are (orei#n +tates @as
described in the <ctA W EstateTs and ExecutorTsC 3(orei#n +overei#n Immunities <ct4 @(+I<A
applies because the Estate is forei#n at ;+7IC
.in2 to the <ctI httpIKK888Cla8CcornellCeduKuscodeK-8KuscXsupX%$X-8X$%XIBX-%X!7Chtml
9ou do not o8n the estateC It:s the #rantor:s estateC It:s not )our officeC ,he Grantor has liabilit)C
9ou do not 8ant to o8n it? because o8nership creates liabilit)C "o8ever? )ou can control the estate
and its assetsC
,he estate is in the nature of a trust? but is not a trustC ,he estate is non1corporateC ,he estate is
subFect to trust la8 and is affected b) probate la8C &robate la8 is the hi#hest form of la8C
+cripture is trust and estate la8? and trumps all other la8 iCeC 1 ,reat)? Civil? Criminal? .a8 of
Nations? Domestic? &robate? E0uit) = Fust made1up rules for the 8orld #ame? for la8)ers to control
ever)thin#C ,rue la8 has to be simple and 8or2 e0uall) for ever)one W E0ualit)C ;CC is not
contract la8 because there:s not full disclosureC
,he Estate is a realm of action that is a combinin# of the ph)sical and spiritual aspects of each
individualC
,he estate is older than an) form of la8 or le#al issue that is in or around the 8orld toda) and has
been passed do8n throu#h #enerations? havin# come from GodC <s such? no form of la8? other
than scripture? can access or penetrate the truth of the estateC
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,he Executor ffice is or appears to be as hi#h as or hi#her than the term of +overei#n? iCeC ruler?
&ope? Yin#? or an) other illusion of 7an:s superiorit)? as some understand itC
With this level of po8er? the ffice is in a position to operate? in &rivate or &ublic? on e0ual or
hi#her ran2 than an) other as lon# as it is done in honor and 8ithout causin# or creatin# harm or
problems for othersC <ll are 8arned to Not <ttempt to ;tiliRe the Estate for Impure Intent 1 Evil or
+elfish Intent Will Come /i#ht 'ac2 into )our (ace (;.. (/CEC
Point of Clarification and DistinctionI When someone dies there is an estate created that
#oes throu#h probateC ,hat estate is a 8orldl) estate of a dead person that is involved in
commerce and that has tax liabilit)C It is different from the estate created b) )our birth
certificateC
Executor Office
;ntil recentl)? ever)bod) has abandoned the Executor ffice and the EstatesC
nce )ou occup) the Executor ffice? )ou cannot be considered or called chattelC
Wh) are 8e authoriRed to occup) the Executor ffice* When )ou 8ere born? )ou 8ere sent the
Executor ffice @the 'irth CertificateA? and then onl) 3 people could #et a cop) of )our 'irth
Certificate = )ou? mom and dadC nce )ou reached the a#e of maturit) @-$A? )ou became the onl)
one authoriRedC
<s such? one cannot operate as the occupant of the ffice and then attempt to operate in a different
capacit) as 8ell? iCeC as a trustee or beneficiar) in a trust or even in a different capacit)? for example
as a dama#ed part) or citiRen in order to be able to brin# a le#al action into somethin# that 8ould be
termed as a lo8er court 8ith less po8er than the Executor fficeC ,o do this 8ould be indicative of
havin# a double mindC < house divided cannot standC ,hat is precisel) 8hat the '</1(lies have
done to us 1 lured us into functionin# in a trustee capacit) under the +ocial +ecurit) ,rust so 8e are
then held liable for the char#esC
When the Executor ffice is occupied? all lo8er offices or false offices are naturall) bound to
perform the hi#hest level of service possible so the Executor is protected and the ffice is defendedC
nce )ou step up and occup) the Executor ffice then there are no lon#er an) trustee positionsC
When functionin# in the Executor ffice it cancels out all trustee functionsC It overrides them allC
"o8ever? the Executor ffice can appoint trustees to accomplish certain limited tas2s? but can
never #rant #eneral po8er of attorne) over Estate affairsC
When )ou function in the Executor ffice of the estate? )ou den) ever)one from exercisin# a
presumption of authorit) to administrate the estateC
,hus? the Executor ffice 8ould or should have no reason or need to ever consider a le#al action in
a lo8er s)stem? as the ffice has the authorit) to submit either an order or re0uest to lo8er office
enforcement holders to perform corrective actionsC ,he Executor ffice is the 3Court4? as the
+overei#n is in e0ualit)C Definition of CourtI 'lac2Ts .a8C ,he +overei#n 8ith their /eal /etinue
Wherever ,he) 7a) 'e 1 is the Executor fficeC
peratin# in the Executor ffice entails that all acts or actions of the Executor are done to expand
or increase the estate and 'etter ur (ello8 7an and Womb1man? as Commanded b) the (irst
Executor of the (irst Estate 1 )ahshua?
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,hen? this 8ould allo8 the Executor to operate in commerce under normal life? 8ith honor and
truth? in positions of emplo)ment or self exchan#e or in no position if that is the choice? as lon# as
no harm is caused? notin# that Commerce is the .a8 7erchant and the opposite of the Golden /uleC
,hus? one is able to operate 8ithout needin# as much and 8or2in# 8ith others? as an <ssociation or
<ssembl)? and can operate much more simpl) and e0uall) 8ith other Executors in exchan#eC
/emember? a trust is a contract and pursuant to u+< Constitution? <rticle $? +ecC $%? Cl $? no state
shall pass an) la8 impairin# the obli#ation of contractsC In essence? an estate or trust @contractA is
private la8 bet8een the parties theretoC No one? not even the courts? have the authorit) to loo2 into
the business of the estateC ,he Executor never turns over an) estate recordsC
,he Executor has immunit) and onl) has liabilit) if heKshe commits a fraud in the administration of
the estateC +ho8in# )our footprints is a liabilit)OC +ho8s )ou are the actual #rantor> ,he) 8ill
never as2 for )our footprints>
It is understood that 8e have the authorit) to administer the 8hole estate? so there is no need to use
the title 3General Executor4 in deference to 3Executor4 @see definitions aboveAC
') usin# the 8ords 3Executor4 or 3estate4 )ou become the creditorC Creditors have immunit) from
the debtorC
7ail the Executor letter to the Executor ffice @)ourselfA? as proof that )ou occup) the Executor
fficeC
,he #oal desired b) becomin# the occupant of the Executor ffice for the Estate is to come out of
the 8orld s)stem and be separated therefromC
7a2in# public notice of ta2in# occupanc) of the Executor ffice is not necessar) @and perhaps not
desirableAC ,he 2in# does not need to notice the subFects of his functionC
Do not ma2e an Executor ffice +ealC <n Executor ffice 3seal4 ta2es )ou bac2 into the 8orldC
9our si#nature is )our sealC 9ou Can use )our ri#ht thumb print in red? if )ou 8ishC
,o prove that )ou are the occupant of the Executor ffice for the Estate? ma2e a (I< re0uest
under the &rivac) <ct to the I/+ and the report received bac2 8ill sho8 )ou as Executor of the
EstateC +end the (I< re0uest to I/+ Disclosure fficeC
Do not be 3representative for the Executor ffice4CCC that is fatal to the functionin# in the Executor
fficeC
Estate, as Highest Court
,he re#istrar is the probate court @not the Fud#e in the probate courtAC In Great 'ritain? Fust as in the
;nited +tates? the re#istrar is the courtC ,he probate court is the paper8or2 at the re#istrar:s officeC
,he probate court Fust approves 8hat the Executor has alread) doneC ,he Executor office is hi#her
than the probate courtC
,he courts do not have Furisdiction @in personam or subFect matterA over the estateC ,he onl)
probate court possible to brin# a claim into is the one described on the birth certificateC ,he) 8on:t
do thatC
,he Executor ffice is the hi#hest office in trust la8 and the hi#hest authorit)C ,he estates are the
authoritiesC <ll other courts are courts of inferior FurisdictionC
Estate has been Probated from the Beginning
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,he birth certificate 8ith the re#istrar:s seal sho8s that the estate is either in probate or has alread)
been probatedC David Clarence thin2s it has alread) been probatedC ,he birth certificate is the
certification of a death and the creation of an estateC +ince the seal and si#nature is on the
certificate of birth? that is certified proof that the estate has been probatedC It must be an estate?
because a trust cannot precede an estateC
Fiduciary Duty of all Officials to the Estate
<ll officials and #overnment servants have ta2en an oathC Even if the) have not ta2en an oath on
record? the) have cashed a pa) chec2 and accepted the responsibilit)C ,he fiduciar) dut) of all
officials is to serve and protect the Estates and the occupant of the Executor fficeC < fiduciar)
responsibilit) is the hi#hest responsibilit) in la8C
<n +( 6$ is re0uired in the emplo)ee Fac2et of all federal emplo)eesC It is their ath of fficeC
,he) si#ned it and follo8in# superior:s orders and not the 3Constitution of the ;nited +tates4 is
no8 their problemC ,heir oath of office is a confession of Fud#mentC
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Who may Occupy the Executor Office
;ntil )ou come of a#e? )our father has the authorit) to occup) the Executor ffice of the Estate
bearin# )our <.. C<&+ N<7E @provided he is a8areAC ;pon attainin# the a#e of maForit) @-$A?
)ou ma) step into and assume )our proper capacit) in the Executor ffice of the <.. C<&+
N<7E? EstateC If a man #ets married before he reaches the a#e of -$? he does not have to 8ait until
he becomes -$ to occup) the ffice of Executor of the Estate? but rather can occup) it immediatel)
upon becomin# marriedC
<s the #rantor of the estate? )ou are the onl) one 8ho can appoint the Executor or assi#n its duties
to someone elseC ,he Executor can appoint trustees but cannot authoriRe fictional entities to
administrate the estateC 9ou cannot function in the Executor ffice of someone elseC If )ou #ive
someone the authorit) to carr) out )our Executor duties? the) could #et )ou into trouble or FailC ,he
father ma) #ive the mother of the children a 3+pecific and General Durable &o8er of <ttorne)4?
made from executor office to executrix office? 3O#rantin# full and exclusive authorit) in all forms
involvin# all issues re#ardin# Jname of children @8hich are propert) of the husband:s estateALO4C
Except as stated above? the Executor cannot dele#ate &< authorit) from the Executor ffice to
si#n for the EstateC
In the absence of someone @either )our father or )ourselfA occup)in# the Executor ffice of the
Estate? the court 8ill step in and administrate the estate @act li2e trusteeA? as if it 8as abandonedC
+ee definition of Executor de son tort, aboveC
;ntil )ou step up and occup) the Executor ffice for the Estate? )ou are considered to be an
incompetentC <cts of an incompetent have no le#al effectC +o? 8hatever )ou did as an incompetent
before occup)in# the Executor ffice never happened? because )ou had no authorit) to ta2e an)
action on the part of the estateC (or example? onl) the Executor ffice can cop)ri#ht the <..
C<&+ Estate name? so if )ou attempted to do so before )ou occupied the Executor ffice of the
Estate? )ou 8ere not successful> ;ntil )ou step up as Executor? Fud#es 8ill treat )ou as a trustee in
violation of )our fiduciar) duties and as liable for debtsC
< man is the 3Executor4 of his estateC <n unmarried 8oman is the 3Executrix4 of her estateC
37aiden Name4 meansI in a capacit) 8ithout a husbandD unmarriedC
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,he estate of a 8oman married throu#h a civil marria#e comes under the estate of the husband and
onl) he ma) si#n as Executor for the 8ife:s estate? 8hich estate is the propert) of the husband:s
estateC "o8ever? if the husband is malfeasant and misfeasent? the 8ife ma) act as the ExecutrixC
,he 8ife ma) si#n for her estate as Executrix? if she is in a common la8 marria#e or 8ido8edC
<lso? a 8oman can be Executrix if divorced and she has no father? no brothers of the father @unclesAC
Children are the propert) of the father:s estate until the) reach the a#e of maForit) @-$A and even
after a divorce of the father and motherC If the father dies? the father:s father becomes the Executor
and next in line is the oldest brother of the fatherC ,he oldest son is the Executor of the parents:
estates after their deathC
If a man marries a forei#n born 8oman 8ith no birth Estate? and the 8ife #ets a +ocial +ecurit)
card? no8 there is a ,rust that is the propert) of the husband:s Estate? and he must protect that ,rust
as propert) of the husband:s EstateC
If )ou are a foreign born man, you cannot exercise control over a ;+ born 8ife:s estateC
< forei#n born spouse on the public side can inherit the husband:s estate upon his deathC +he
cannot function as Executrix of the Estate upon his deathC +he brou#ht no do8r) to the marria#e
@contractAC ,he husband:s brothers 8ould be Executor? then oldest sonC If there are no heirs on the
private side? a forei#n born spouse could occup) the Executor office? but if does so 8ith other heirs
alive? it:s fraudC
Social Security Trust
,he +ocial +ecurit) card is proof of a trust? not an estateC ,he +ocial +ecurit) account is connected
to ever)thin# )ou do in the 8orld and all paper8or2 is directed to the ++N trust assumin# that )ou
are the trustee and therefore have the liabilit)C
When bein# served for collection of a Credit Card? etcC? the +ocial +ecurit) ,rust account is bein#
sou#htC +ince )ou:ve abandoned the Executor ffice? the) are probatin# )our Estate = the) raise a
constructive trust in e0uit) to #ive restitution and reimbursement to the plaintiff and appoint )ou the
,rusteeC It:s all hidden and all fraudC *3ee de)inition o) 'onstr!cti"e 4r!st on a1e ,.- ,he onl)
paper8or2 that has ever been served on the estate or the Executor is the 'irth CertificateC ,he)
cannot come after the estate or the Executor fficeC ,he #overnment created the +ocial +ecurit)
s)stem so the) had a trust 8here 8e can be re#arded as trusteesC ,rustees have liabilit)? 8hereas
Executors do notC
nce )ou receive an EIN for the Estate? it is prima facie evidence of immunit) from taxes and
attac2s? ++ taxes? etcC Even then the) 8ill al8a)s come to )ou b) 8a) of the <.. C<&+ N<7E
on the ++ cardC 9ou Fust have to come bac2 to them as2in# if the):re comin# to the EstateC 9ou are
the ccupant of the Executor fficeC Never ac2no8led#e )ou are the name on the ++ cardC
9ou cannot cancel out the ++ ,rust accountC It:s Estate propert)C If it comes bac2 to the Estate? it
8on:t be earnin# an)thin# an)moreC ,he) are tradin# off it and 8ill be tradin# off it after )ou dieC
9ou ma) eventuall) profit from the ++ ,rust accountC Must be patientC
What differentiates the <.. C<&+ ++ name and the <.. C<&+ Estate name is that )ou are
desi#natin# it as an Estate and the) are not desi#natin# it as an)thin# in particularC
Estate Property
Don:t move an)thin# @propert)? accountsA over to the estateC
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<n) trusts )ou create in the 8orld s)stem are propert) of the estateC Executor ffice cannot operate
trustsC ,he best )ou can do is ta2e control of the propert)C If )our name is not on a deed? )ou have
no standin# to operate as the ExecutorC ,he Estate can claim propert) as propert) of the estate? and
there 8ill li2el) be no obFectionsC
It is believed that all true propert) titles are abandoned and a process is bein# tested to reclaim them
from 8here the) are bein# held at a (ederal /eserve 'an2 as assetsC
Doing Business where a License is Required
If )ou are a real estate bro2er or in some other business that re0uires a license? )ou do not set up a
trust or other le#al entit) in 8hich to do business? but rather do ever)thin# in )our o8n nameC
POST OFFICE
General Post-Office LocationP
David Clarence has developed the follo8in# postal location? desi#ned to ma2e )ou non1domesticI
$C <.. C<&+ N<7E? EstateC
-C Executor fficeC
3C Nation 9our +tateC
5C General &ost1fficeC
6C Q7ain +treet = one Rero ReroC
6C <n)to8nC J.<+,N<7EL &rovinceC
7C ;nited +tates 7inor? utl)in# IslandsC
8C NearC J%%%%%1!!!8L
NOTE: Numbers at be#innin# of each line of the postal location have been so placed solel) for
reference purposes in the line b) line explanation of the postal location belo8C /emove the
number before usin# for the postal locationC
`NOTE: ;se the street address of the &ost ffice? not )our @o8nA street address for )our
General &ost1ffice &ostal .ocationC David Clarence sa)s to not use the street address for the
&ost ffice on )our Executor .ettersC ;se of the &ost ffice street address ma) be considered
optionalC +ince prior to the advent of the 3Rip code4? a street address 8ould have been re0uired
for mail to be sent to that General &ost1ffice? there appears to be no reason 8h) one ma) omit
the &ost ffice street address? unless some vendor insists on a street name and numberC
While this loo2s li2e an address? it is actuall) a 3location4? not an addressC It is a 3postal
location4C
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Historical Background of ~General Post-Office
General post office has its be#innin# in scripture and is established and continued b) &ost ,reatiesC
General &ost1ffice is the 3&ost ffice Generall)4C ,he &ost ,reaties are General &ost to General
&ostC ,he &ost ffice is the lar#est ban2 in the 8orld and has the most branches @branch ban2sAC
Meremiah 6$I3$? Ene post shall run to meet another and one messen#er to meet another? to she8
the 2in# of 'ab)lon that his cit) is ta2en at one endCCCE
< EpostE is another name for a courierC
,he definition of the 8ord post ori#inall) meant Ean) of a number of riders or runners posted at
intervals to carr) mail or messa#es in rela)s alon# a routeD postrider or courierE @WebsterTs Ne8
World Dictionar)? ,hird Colle#e Edition? $!88? pa#e $%65AC
,he posts 8ere initiall) set up for #overnmental purposes? bet8een different rulers in their o8n
countr) as 8ell as nei#hborin# countriesC
'ut there 8as another entit)? 2no8n as the #eneral post1office? 8hich 8as not for commercial
purposes and 8as strictl) for fello8ship bet8een the brothers? and the) did it amon# themselvesC
&aulTs letters 8ere not delivered b) CaesarTs men? but b) brothers in Christ and that is the #eneral
post1officeC ,hrou#hout histor)? there has al8a)s been the #eneral post1office and the #overnmental
post office and the)Tre differentC neTs strictl) for fello8ship? the other for commercial purposesC
,he current postal s)stem? 8hich is 2no8n as the ;nited +tates &ostal +ervice? is commercial? but it
still retains the non1commercial aspectC ItTs based on the ori#inal #eneral post1officeC It does not
exist 8ithout tracin# its roots to the ori#inal #eneral post1officeC <nd as 8ith ever)thin#? the created
cannot do a8a) 8ith the creatorC ,herefore? that ori#inal creation b) the brothers: fello8shippin#
amon# each other is still in existenceD the)Tve never done a8a) 8ith itC In all their statutes? ever)
time the) come up 8ith a ne8 statutor) entit)? the) never do a8a) 8ith the #eneral post1office?
therefore it still existsC
,he #eneral post1office is not mentioned in the Domestic 7ail 7anual because the Domestic 7ail
7anual denotes commerceC Ever)oneTs presumed to be in commerceC 'ut itTs onl) a presumption?
and thatTs 8here )ou come in to rebut that presumptionC 9ou rebut it b) not en#a#in# in commercial
activit) and not receivin# )our mail at an address? etcC 7ost people donTt realiRe that 8hen )ou
receive mail at an address? or even at a &CC 'ox? )ouTre receivin# a free benefit from CaesarC
,here 8ere actuall) t8o different #eneral post1officesC ,he &ost 7aster General toda) 8ears about
seven hats as about seven different entities to the postal s)stem existC "e 8ears the ori#inal hat as a
careta2er of the ori#inal #eneral post1officeC "eTs also the careta2er of the #eneral post1office that
8as created on (ebruar) -%? $7!-? 8hich 8as for #overnmental businessC
,he <ct of (ebruar) -%? $7!-? made detailed provisions for the post office and also established a
separate #eneral post office for #overnmental purposesI
Chapter VIII 1 <n <ct to establish the &ost ffice and &ost /oads 8ithin the ;nited +tatesC
Section 3C (nd it be )!rther enacted? ,hat there shall be established? at the seat of the
#overnment of the ;nited +tates? a #eneral post1officeC
Note that this one pa#e statutor) creation b) Con#ress established that #eneral post1office for
#overnmental business at the seat of the #overnment of the ;nited +tates in Washin#ton DCCC ,he
#eneral post1office? 8hich alread) existed? 8as never desi#nated as bein# repealed in this <ct? and
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has not been repealed in an) acts that follo8edC ,herefore? it still remains in existence? separate
from the #overnmental businessT set up b) this <ctC
,oda)? the stamp on an envelope pa)s for deliver) of that envelope from the senderTs post1office to
the receiverTs post1officeC It does not pa) for the costs 8hen that envelope leaves the area behind the
cler2Ts des2 and #ets delivered to the receiverTs address? mailbox? post office box? mail slot? etcC
,his is a EfreeE serviceC ,he alternative to free mail deliver) is to receive all &ostal 7atter either in
general delivery? or throu#h the general post-officeC
,he onl) dut) of the &ostmaster is #ettin# the mail throu#hCCC not deliver) at General &ostC General
&ost is )our &ost ffice and )ou are the &ostmaster at 1!!!8 and )ou must #o there @to the &ost
fficeA to claim the mail matterC
Explanation of Your New Postal Location:
1. NAME, Estate. ALL CAPS NAME, Estate. +ee 3Estate Name4 section above for
instructions on constructin# )our proper Estate NameC When the Estate Name is used in the
estate mailin# location? there should be four @5A spaces left bet8een the middle and last nameI
Ex.: 1OHN QUINCY 1ONES, Estate. ,he I/+ puts in the 5 spaces 8hen issuin# an EIN to
the EstateC
-C Executor Office. <l8a)s t)pe Executor ffice as sho8nC It never chan#esC
3C Nation Your State, e.g. Nation Colorado. Enter the state name in 8hich )ou presentl) liveC
Do not put the 8ord 3of4 bet8een the 8ord 3Nation4 and 3name of )our state?4 thus creatin# a
le#al fictionC
5C General Post-OfficeC <l8a)s t)pe General &ost1ffice as sho8nC It never chan#esC
When mail is delivered to General &ost1ffice @7ailin# .ocationA? it is no8 outside the
Furisdiction of the &ostal +erviceC It is no8 in the hands of the General &ost1fficeC 9ou have
moved it out of that domestic realm? outside their Furisdiction? into the private? 8here )ou have
al8a)s beenO non1domesticC
Nothin# is more permanent than General &ost1ffice and it:s freeC ,he) do not deliverCCC the)
Fust surrender the mail to )ou 8hen )ou appear to claim itC
6C Main Street - one hundred. ,)pe the address of the &ost ffice in the format sho8nC ,he
+treet Number is last to put it on the land and out of the ;NI,ED +,<,E+ and corporate
+,<,E FurisdictionC Describes the mailin# location for General &ost1fficeC <#ain? use of the
&ost ffice street address ma) be considered optionalC +ee note aboveC
6C Anytown. (ESTATE)LASTNAME Province. ExC Peoria. 1ONES Province.
,his is because the #eolo#ical location upon the land is the estate:s land at General &ost1fficeC
Province:
&rovinceC It is sometimes used fi#urativel)? to si#nif) po8er or authorit)D as? it is the province
of the court to Fud#e of the la8? that of the Fur) to decide on the factsC Bo!"iers Law
Dictionary, 18$%
< province is a prepositional unit? almost al8a)s an administrative divisionC
Preposition. ,he act or an instance of proposin#? or placin# beforeC <n)thin# placed before
@somethin#AC Websters 5ew 6nternational Dictionary, 2
nd
Ed.
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Etymology:
,he En#lish 8ord EprovinceE is attested since about $33% and derives from the $3th1centur) ld
(rench Eprovince?E 8hich itself comes from the .atin 8ord Eprovincia?E 8hich referred to the
sphere of authorit) of a ma#istrateD in particular? to a forei#n territor)C
< possible .atin et)molo#) is from Epro1E @Eon behalf ofEA and EvincereE @Eto triumphE or Eto
ta2e control ofEAC ,hus a EprovinceE 8as a territor) or function that a /oman ma#istrate held
control of on behalf of his #overnmentC ,his? ho8ever? does not tall) 8ith the .atin termTs
earlier usa#e as a #eneric term for a Furisdiction under /oman la8C
Legal aspects:
In man) federations and confederations? the province or state is not clearl) subordinate to the
national or central #overnmentC /ather? it is considered to be soverei#n in re#ard to its particular
set of constitutional functionsC ,he central 1 and provincial1#overnment functions? or areas of
Furisdiction? are identified in a constitutionC ,hose that are not specificall) identified are called
Eresidual po8ersCE In a decentraliRed federal s)stem @such as the ;nited +tates and <ustraliaA
these residual po8ers lie at the provincial or state levelC Wikiedia
7C United States Minor, Outlying Islands. ,)pe as sho8nC Explanation of ;nited +tates 7inor?
utl)in# Islands @;+7IAI
,he ;+7I are countr) locations? but the) are nation statesC ;nited +tates is 7inor to the
utl)in# Island Nation +tates surroundin# themC
;+7I is reco#niRin# the Estate as a 3Nation +tate4 located on the ;+7I instead of the
corporate state of ZZZZZC It is non1domestic? it is internationalC
;nited +tates 7inor? utl)in# Islands can be abbreviated as ;7C When fillin# out a form on
line? if there is a countr) field? scroll do8n and see if there is a ;+7I or ;7C +electin# ;nited
+tates puts )ou in the District of ColumbiaC If the site 8on:t let )ou add 1!!!8 to the Rip code?
then Fust leave it off but be sure )ou #et ;+7I or some form of that on the formC It:s referred
to as a mailin# locationC
;+7I do not include Guam? <merican +amoa? etcC ,he) are described as territoriesC ,he
CI< (act 'oo2 states that the ;nited +tates 7inor? utl)in# Islands is not a description
exclusive to those &acific islandsC We are each considered to be an 3outl)in# island4C
<ll of the islands are in the &acific? except for Navassa Island? 8hich is in the CaribbeanC
"ere is a list of the islandsI 'a2er Island 1 "o8land Island 1 Marvis Island 1 Mohnston <toll 1
Yin#man /eef 1 7id8a) <toll 1 Navassa Island 1 &alm)ra <toll 1 Wa2e IslandC
,he &acific Islands have never been inhabited b) permanent residents and consist of temporar)
transient scientific and militar)? mostl) Nav) &ersonnelCCC
,he importance of this fact is 1 the 'ureau of Census does N, 7aintain an) records for this
location 1 and ,his is a 'IG IssueCCC
,here <re N ;C+C CitiRens? 8ith permanent residences thereCCCC
Who Does the ;NI,ED +,<,E+? Inc and its Corporate +,<,E+ Claim Control OVER?
"ere are some additional statistics, but remember that this is worded to delude the Public
Mind.
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,he ;nited +tates 7inor utl)in# Islands? a statistical desi#nation defined b) the International
r#aniRation for +tandardiRationTs I+ 3$661$ code? consists of nine ;nited +tates insular areas
in the &acific cean and Caribbean +eaI 'a2er Island? "o8land Island? Marvis Island? Mohnston
<toll? Yin#man /eef? 7id8a) Islands? Navassa Island? &alm)ra <toll? and Wa2e IslandC ,he
Caribbean territories of 'aFo Nuevo 'an2 and +erranilla 'an2 can also be included as per
U.S. sources.
Among them, Palmyra Atoll is the only incorporated territory. As of 2008, none of the
islands has any permanent residents. The only human population consists of temporarily
stationed scientific and military personnel. The 2000 census counted 315 people on
1ohnston Atoll and 1 person on Wake Island.1] There has been no modern indigenous
population, except at the 1940 census. The Baker, Howland and 1arvis Colonization
Scheme attempted to settle Americans on those three islands beginning in 1935, but all
three islands were evacuated in 1942 as a result of World War II.
,he islands are #rouped to#ether as a statistical convenienceC ,he) are not administered
collectivel)? nor do the) share a sin#le cultural or political histor) be)ond bein# uninhabited
islands under the soverei#nt) of the ;nited +tatesC
,he) are collectivel) represented b) the I+ 3$661$ alpha1- code ;7C ,he individual islands
have I+ 3$661- numerical codes? see I+ 3$661-I;7C ,he Internet countr) code top1level
domain @cc,.DA ECumE has historicall) been assi#ned to the islandsD ho8ever? the Cum cc,.D
8as retired in Manuar) -%%7C J-L
,he I+ introduced the term E;nited +tates 7inor utl)in# IslandsE in $!86C (rom $!75 until
$!86? five of the islands @'a2er Island? "o8land Island? Marvis Island? &alm)ra <toll and
Yin#man /eefA 8ere #rouped under the term ;nited +tates 7iscellaneous &acific Islands? 8ith
I+ 3$66 code &;C ,he code of 7id8a) <toll 8as 7I? the code of Mohnston <toll 8as M,? and
the code of Wa2e Island 8as WYC
,hese lin2s have helped validate the le#itimac) of the EE;nited +tates 7inor utl)in# IslandsE
location 8hen dealin# 8ith uninformed or misinformed &ostal emplo)eesI
;nited +tates &ostal Inspection +ervice
https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/forms/FCOA.asp ("Country" Drop-down Menu)
Securities and Exchange Commission
http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch5.html @ECountr)E Drop1do8n 7enuA
,he (ederal /eserve 'oard
http://www.federalreserve.gov/feedback.cfm ("Country" Drop-down Menu)
Department of Transportation
http://www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/freight/fpd/countrycodes/#country
;nited Nations
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/tradekb/Knowledgebase/Comtrade-Country-Code-and-Name
Central Intelli#ence <#enc)
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/appendix/appendix-d.html
;C+C Census 'ureau
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/ansi/statetables.html
;C+C Department of .abor
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https://www.dol.gov/owcp/dlhwc/dbaallnation6-30-09.htm
8C Near. 00000-9998] eC#C Near. 80611-9998] ;se the 8ord 3Near4 follo8ed b) a &eriod before
the Rip codeC &ut all Rip codes in brac2etsC <ll Rip codes have entan#lements 8ith the &ostal
+)stem? the I/+ and the 8orldC 'rac2ets remove it from the pa#eC
,he VI& CDE+ 1%%%% thru 1!!!7 are on the public sideC ,he &ost 7aster has - functions =
public side and private sideC
!!!! is the &ostmaster:s private Rip code extension for the &ostmaster of the &ostal +ervice or
for General Deliver) on the public sideC
!!!8 is the private &ostmaster desi#nation of the &ostmaster at General &ost1ffice? on the
private side? because the General &ost1ffice is the Estate:s &ost fficeC ;sin# !!!8? the
&ostmaster is the ccupant of the Executor office @iCeC? 3)ou4AC
It is no8 believed that there is a 3special4 Rip code reserved for each count) that 8ill not appear
as a valid Rip codeC ,his is because that Rip code is reserved for the private side or lands
adFacent to the corporate count) Rip codesC ;se b) an)one else 8ill constitute mail fraud and
8ill be investi#ated b) the ;nited +tates &ostal InspectorC < list of these special Rip codes is
bein# sou#htC
Note: <t the end of the text presented on each of lines $ thru 7 of the postal location? there must
be a period 3.4? as 8ell as after the 8ord 3Near4 on line 8? so attorne)s can:t slip in additional
informationC
Changing your Mailing
BEFORE )ou send Executor Letters, you must change your Mailing. You do this by sending
a letter to the Postmaster and also by changing all your present mailing addresses (home
address, Post Office boxes, Private Mail boxes, etc.) to your new General Post-Office - mailing
location.
,he problem 8ith private mail locations @such as a ;&+ +toreA? is the) have contracts 8ith the
&ostal +ervice and the private mail service is )our mail1receivin# a#entC ,here is an eternal record
that )ou:ve received mail thereCCC and no8 )ou have a conflictCCC one domestic? one international
locationC ,he private mail location is actuall) a satellite office for the &ostal +erviceC It is fatal to
)our soverei#nt) because a deliver) ta2es place thereC
,he Contract that )ou have 8ith the ;&+ +tore? etcC? is lin2ed directl) to the address that )ou
provided 8hen )ou entered into that contract on &+ (orm $683C If )ou 8ant to sever those
entan#lements? )ou must have )our mailin# location at General &ost1fficeC 9ou cannot #et out
from under the &ostal +ervice b) usin# a private mailbox? iCeC ;&+ +toreC
,o assure that )ou:re ccup)in# the ExecutorKExecutrix ffice 8ill be respected b) the le#al
s)stem? )ou must complete and serve the ExecutorKExecutrix Chan#e of 7ailin# .ocation .etter
@see Exhibit AA on the &ostmaster at )our local main &ost ffice @not at a satellite or branch retail
locationAC It must be a &ost ffice 8ith a &ostmasterC
Go to httpIKK8ebpmtCuspsC#ovK to loo2 up the name of the Postmaster in )our areaC ,his data base
does not identif) &ost ffices b) VI& Code? so if )ou live in a metropolitan area? 8here there are
several &ost ffices? )ou ma) have to call )our &ost ffice to discover the &ostmaster nameC
nl) the ori#inal of the letter needs to be sent b) Certified 7ail to the &ostmaster and copies sent to
notif) court cases? collection issues? financial institutions? insurance companies? an) #overnment
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entities etcCC <ll other color copies of the ExecutorKExecutrix Chan#e of 7ailin# .ocation .etter
can be sent b) re#ular first class mailC
nce the location change is accepted by the Postmaster receiving the Executor/Executrix
Chan#e of 7ailin# .ocation letter? )ou should get a confirmation number at General Post-
Office.
If )ou have received no &ositive response to )our Chan#e of 7ailin# .ocation letter fourteen da)s
after receipt by the Postmaster, file a complaint with the Attorney General and Governor
referencing the location change.
9ou ma) provide someone a &o8er of <ttorne) to pic2 up )our mail at General &ost1ffice @+ee
Exhibit BAC
,he &ostal .ocation on the letter puts )ou in the Nation and out of the stateC
'ein# located at the General &ost1ffice ma2es )ou non1domestic to the ;nited +tatesC
N.9 use a General &ost1ffice mailin# locationD placin# )our home address on the mailin#
location is fatal to )our effort to ccup) the ExecutorKExecutrix fficeC ;sin# an) other &ostal
.ocation? li2e )our home? a &ost ffice 'ox? or a private mail box nullifies the le#al status of bein#
international and independent of the ;nited +tatesC
9ou must also notif) ever) #overnmental and ban2in# entit)? driver license? re#istration of boats?
planes? athletic clubs? church = ever)one and thin# that )ou have an) affiliation 8ithC
,a2e the numbers off )our house? remove the mail box? and ta2e a8a) the 8elcome mat? so the
authorities no lon#er have an) authorit)C ,he mail box? address and door mat are an open invitation
for the authorities to exercise their deluded authorit)C If )ou leave that EresidenceE address? mailbox
or receptacle and house number in place? it is an pen Invitation to Ronin# enforcement? process
servers? tax and other revenue collectorsCCC
9ou can han# a Civil (la# of the ;+ on )our propert)C "an# it do8n? not from a poleC
;nderstand that postal matter at General &ost1ffice is not 3Delivered4D it is 3Called (or4C
9ou are the Grantor 8ith the footprintsC 9ou are functionin# as the occupant of the Executor ffice
8ith the fin#erprintsC 9ou ma) need an ID to pic2 up )our mail matterC If )our ID has )our old
address? then )ou:ve not chan#ed itC 9ou can use all 2inds of IDCCC use one 8ith General &ost1
ffice address on itC
Ever)one must follo8 his or her o8n path 1 David has been located at General1&ost since $!!5 and
sa)s he has never found an advanta#e to do other8ise and in (act he Can nl) (ind .e#al
Disadvanta#es to "avin# 7ail Deliver) at his homeC
,he street name and number used in the mailin# location to General &ost1ffice is not necessar)C
,he mail 8ill #o to 8herever the Vip Code isC "o8ever? some entities 8ill not accept an address to
General &ost1ffice and re0uire a street name and numberC In that case )ou can use the street name
and number of the &ost ffice buildin#C ,he address must be a main &ost ffice? not a branchC
&ut the 37ailin# .ocation4 on ever)thin# )ou canC
'ecause )ou are in the hi#hest office? 8h) 8ould )ou #o #et some inferior #overnment officer to
certif) )our Executor .etter* 9ou do it )ourself b) #ettin# the &ost ffice to do it usin# the
Certified 7ail number stic2erC ,hat correspondence has been certified b) the ;nited +tates &ostal
+ervice for )our General &ost1ffice and the postmaster position of the ExecutorC
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&ost ffice 8ill accept deliver) of ;&+ and (edEx or )ou can have ;&+ and (edEx delivered to a
friend:s home or other address that is not )oursC
Concerning Trusts: If the creator of the ,rust is alive? the ,rust is Estate propert)C ,he ,rustee
mailin# location needs to be chan#edC 9ou:re not necessaril) chan#in# the location of the ,rustC
Sending and Receiving Certified and Registered Mail at General Post-Office
It is su##ested that )ou use ;+&+ International &+ (orm -866 instead of Domestic (orm &+ (orm
38$$ 8hen sendin# Certified? /eturn /eceipt /e0uestedC 9ou can +i#n for in-coming Certified
and Registered Mail at general post-office. If it is addressed to the Estate or Executor Office
then sign as Executor or Executrix.
Examples of why you must be located at General Post-Office
/evie8 these code sections to understand ho8 the proper 7ailin# .ocation benefits )our tax statusI
,I,.E -6 [ +ubtitle ' [ C"<&,E/ $$ [ +ubchapter < [ &</, I [ \ -%%$
\ -%%$C Imposition and rate of tax
(a) Imposition
< tax is hereby imposed on the transfer of the taxable estate of every decedent who is a citiRen
or resident of the United StatesC
\ -%%-C .iabilit) for pa)ment
The tax imposed by this chapter shall be paid by the ExecutorC
,I,.E -6 [ +ubtitle ' [ C"<&,E/ $$ [ +ubchapter C [ \ --%3
\ --%3C Definition of Executor
,he term ~Executor wherever it is used in this title in connection with the estate tax imposed
by this chapter means the Executor or administrator of the decedent? or? if there is no
Executor or administrator appointed, qualified, and acting within the United States, then any
person in actual or constructive possession of any property of the decedent.
+ee httpIKK888Cla8CcornellCeduKuscodeK-6KuscXsecX-6X%%%%-%%-1111%%%1Chtml
,hus? if )ou are the 3Executor4 of the Estate of the decedent? 8hose 7ailin# .ocation is outside of
the ;nited +tates ma2in# it not a resident thereof? )ou as the Executor o8e no taxC
What to do if the Postmaster Resists changing your Postal Location to General Post-Office
(irst? understand that it is unli2el) that the person )ou spea2 8ith at the &ost ffice has ever heard
of the term 3General &ost1ffice4C When I 8ent to the &ost ffice @about $% da)s after I mailed m)
chan#e of mailin# location Executor .etter to the &ostmasterA? m) home deliver) had alread) been
stopped for about a 8ee2C ,he counter cler2? althou#h tr)in# ver) hard to be helpful? had no idea
8hat I 8as tal2in# aboutC I 2ept tal2in# about General &ost1ffice and he 2ept repeatin# General
Deliver)C ,hen he passed me off to someone from the bac2 roomC ,his person 8as ver) friendl)
and helpfulC <t first 8e 8ent throu#h the same bac2 and forth conversation = 7eI 3I:m here to pic2
up m) mail at General &ost1fficeC4 &ostal Gu)I 3+o? )ou 8ant mail from General Deliver)4C 7eI
3No? General &ost1ffice4C &ostal Gu)I 3/i#ht? General Deliver)4C <nd so on? and onO (inall)? I
explained to him that I 8as a8are that he had probabl) never heard of General &ost1ffice @8hich
he readil) admitted toA and that it 8as not to be found in the Domestic 7ail 7anual? but that it has
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been part of the mail s)stem since before the first postal statute 8as passed b) Con#ressC I explained
that I 2ne8 people all over the countr) 8ho receive their mail exclusivel) b) General &ost1ffice?
and man) have been receivin# mail in that manner for decadesC "e 8ent in the bac2 room for a bit
and came out 8ith some mail bein# held as 3General Deliver)4 @since no one at the &ost ffice
2ne8 an) betterAC "e told me that he had made the 3chan#e of address4 to General &ost1fficeC I
as2ed if I needed to as2 for m) mail at the counter or rin# the bell on the door to the bac2 roomC "e
said Fust as2 for it at the counter and it 8ould be held in the &ostmaster:s officeC
If after $5 da)s? the &ostmaster refuses to chan#e )our 7ailin# .ocation to General &ost1ffice?
send a letter to the Inspector GeneralC See Exhibit CC <lso send a complaint in the form of an
Executor .etter to the Governor and <ttorne) General in )our birth state and the state 8here )ou
liveC +end them certifiedC
Notif) the &ostmaster that complaints are pendin# before the Inspector General:s ffice reI General
&ostC &ostmaster General is a member of the #overnin# board of the &ost fficeC
Notify Everyone of your Change of Mailing Location
When )ou chan#e )our 7ailin# .ocation? notif) ever)one 8ho )ou do business 8ith and )our
friends and famil) of )our 3chan#e of address4C
nce )ou chan#e all )our records 8here )ou have attachmentsCCC driver license? car re#istration?
titles? court cases? ban2 accounts? emplo)ment? etc? it denies them Furisdiction in ever)thin#C 9ou
cannot ta2e advanta#e of the (orei#n +overei#n Immunities <ct 8ith a domestic mail locationC
If in a court case? notif) ever)bod) of the chan#ed mailin# location b) Certified 7ailI the cler2?
prosecutin# attorne)? the court administrator? pretrial? probation services? etcC It ta2es a8a) the
court:s Furisdiction over )ouC
Do not send a chan#e of mailin# location to an offendin# part) @the 3chan#e4 is alread) on the
Executor .etterACCC the chan#e #oes to the &ostmaster so that 8hen the offendin# part) chec2s for
valid @internationalA mailin# location? there is no conflict 8ith )our @domesticA home deliver)
addressC ,his could be fatalC
One Person`s Experience at the Post Office
ne man included the Executor .etter @8ithout the reference to abandoned paper8or2A 8ith his
chan#e of address form? informin# the &ost 7aster at !!!! that he 8as chan#in# the mailin#
location of the Estate to General1&ostC "e 8ent to the &ost ffice and as2ed for his mail and 8as
told that the) did not have it? because it 8ould have to be received at another &ost ffice and the)
8ere 8or2in# on itC "e #ot a phone call from the &ost ffice that afternoonC ,he) informed him
that the) had received it and 8ere 8or2in# on ma2in# the chan#eC ,he next da) he received t8o
phone callsC n the first phone call he 8as told the) had located 8here the post office 8as and the)
8ere 8or2in# on ma2in# the chan#eC n the second call he 8as told the chan#e 8as completeC "e
8as #iven a phone number to call to chec2 for incomin# mailC When he calls or #oes to pic2 up the
mail? their demeanor chan#es 8hen he tells them his nameC
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SOME EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSES USING THE EXECUTOR LETTER
EXAMPLE 1. CHILD CUSTODY CASE. < husband and 8ife #oin# throu#h a nast) divorce 8ere
involved in a child custod) caseC Wife had brou#ht baseless? but dama#in# alle#ations a#ainst
husbandC Wife hired a la8)erC .a8)er turned out to be the son of the Fud#e hearin# the caseC Child
+ervices #ot involved and decided that the husband could onl) see the children? under supervised
visitation for -% minutes once a monthC It 8as clear that the 8ife 8as #oin# to be a8arded full
custod) of the children at the court hearin#C
(ather filed documentation that he 8as the Executor of the EstateC
When the parties 8ent to court? the father 8as reco#niRed as Executor of the children:s estates and
the children as propert) of the father:s estateC (ather 8as a8arded custod) of the childrenC ,he next
da) the Fud#e:s case load 8as stripped from himC "e seems to be removed from the benchC .a8)er
has disappearedC Governor of the state has dispatched - special a#ents @8ho have contacted the
fatherA to the count) = apparentl) to put the court s)stem bac2 to#ether a#ainC
EXAMPLE 2. MAN ON TRIAL SET FREE AND CASE DISMISSED. < man in Fail a8aitin# trial the
next da) calls 8ife? 8ho had received a sample of the Executor .etterC Wife reads Executor .etter
to husband? 8ho 8rites do8n ever) 8ordC 7an 8rites out Executor .etter in lon# hand and si#ns in
front of notar)C 7an #oes to court next da)? and presents Executor .etter to Fud#eC Mud#e reads
letter and immediatel) instructs bailiff to release this man and #et him out of his courtC 7an #oes
free and case is droppedC
EXAMPLE 3. MAN ACCUSED OF PRACTICING LAW W/O LICENSE GETS OUT OF 1AIL. < man 8ho
8as char#ed 8ith practicin# la8 8ithout a license 8as sent to FailC "e presented the Executor .etter
and #ot out of FailC
EXAMPLE 4. FORECLOSURES STOPPED. <t least t8o cases have been reported 8here foreclosures
8ere stopped usin# the Executor .etterC <nd another foreclosure 8as stopped in 7ar)land Fust
before 8e 8ent to press>
EXAMPLE 5. STOPPED GARNISHMENT AND TAKING OF PAYROLL TAXES. 'ob had been
#arnished b) the I/+ 3 timesC "e sent Executor .etter to the C( of his compan)C ,he da) after
the compan) #ot the letter? ever)one suddenl) started actin# cold to8ards 'obC 'ob #ot an EIN for
his estate 8ith him as ExecutorC "is immediate boss came bac2 from vacation and 8as not as
friendl) as usualC
'ob #ave her the EIN for the EstateC +he too2 it and 8as sha2in#C +he reads that 'ob is dead and
)et he is the Executor of the estateC +he sent the EIN to corporateC 'ob #ave her another cop) of
the Executor .etter and told her to inform pa)roll the) had no authorit) to deduct an)thin# from
Estate propert) @his chec2A other than medical insurance premium pa)mentsC ,he next business
da)? ever)one at the compan) is once a#ain tal2in# to him and callin# him 3sir4? even thou#h 'ob is
not mana#ementC
,hen 'ob too2 a W8 'EN for the estate to remove the +ocial +ecurit) number from the pa)roll
accountC "e had been #arnished the previous 8ee2C ,he bi# boss calls 'ob in the next da)C 'oss
as2s if there is an)thin# the) can do for 'obC Ends up puttin# him in the Fob position he 8anted and
he no8 is re0uired to 8or2 fe8er hoursC
'ob 8ent bac2 to see his immediate boss to see if the records had been properl) chan#edC +he said?
I reall) don:t understand all of this? but it is a forei#n entit)? and corporate is ta2in# care of itC +he
then told 'ob that the C( 8as fired )esterda)C
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,he C( 8as fired because he lost his bondin#C @"e had allo8ed the #arnishment after receivin#
the Executor .etter>A ,he Executor .etter is a lienC It:s a Fud#ment b) the court? from the &ost
ffice of the Estate from the &ostmaster in the Executor:s office = certified? recorded and
re#isteredC nl) the board of directors can fire the C(C
,he estate ma) tr) to bond the C( so he #ets his Fob bac2C
EXAMPLE 6. NO 1URY DUTY. +ame 'ob as in Example 6 used Executor .etter to #et out of Fur)
dut)C
EXAMPLE 7. NO COUNTY REFUSE FEES. +ame 'ob lives on a farm #ot rid of refuse fees from the
count)C
EXAMPLE 8. PLENTITUDE. ne person 2no8s -% people 8ho have had the Executor .etter 8or2
ever) timeC
EXAMPLE 9. RELEASE FROM 1AIL. < man in Ne8 9or2 8as released from Fail on criminal
char#es after presentin# the Executor .etterC
EXAMPLE 10. CREDIT CARD CASE DROPPED. < #u) bac2 east 8ent to court 8ith his Executor
.etter in handC ,urned it into the court? then #ave a cop) to the plaintiff:s attorne)C ,he attorne)
read the letter? then visibl) be#an to sha2eC <ttorne) immediatel) called the Fud#e on the case? and
the Fud#e entered a default Fud#ment in favor of the defendantC
EXAMPLE 11. FORECLOSURE STOPPED. In ,exas? the home o8ner sent the Executor .etter to the
ffice of Court <dministrator on $%K-8K$%C It 8as received on $$K%$K$%C ,he home o8ner attended
the non1Fudicial foreclosure sale on $$C-C$% and presented the Executor .etter to the substitute
trusteeC ,he ,rustee called someone and then announced that the house 8as no lon#er for saleC It
8as later verified that the house 8as no lon#er on the foreclosure listC
EXAMPLE 12. DAD SPRINGS SON FORM 1AIL. < father used an Executor .etter to remove his $8
)ear old son from FailC
EXAMPLE 13. CASE DISMISSED. < man in +an /afael? @7arin Count)A California reports that he
8as a8arded a traffic citation to 8hich he responded 8ith an Executor .etter to the ffice of Court
<dministrator? Mudicial Council of California? +an (rancisco? C< and hand delivered copies of the
letter to the &residin# Mud#e? 7arin +uperior Court and District <ttorne) the mornin# of courtC ,he
Fud#e called the case and announced that it had been dismissedC
EXAMPLE 14. DON`T COME BACK NO MORE. < defendant in ,ennessee 8ent to court and told
the Fud#e that he 8as the executor of the Estate. The judge immediately left. The judge still in
his robes waited for him outside and told the men to please not come to the court anymore.
1ust send in your paper work from now on.
EXAMPLE 15. SON RELEASED FROM 1AIL. 7an #ot son released from 3 8ee2s in Fail 8ith no
char#es filed b) policeC Yentuc2)C
A NON-SUCCESS EXAMPLE. < man 8as char#ed 8ith filin# ;CC liensC ,he Executor .etter 8as
filed and the case settledC <fter 3 8ee2s the #u) couldn:t ta2e the suspense an) more and filed some
commercial paper8or2C ,he da) the court #ot it? the) issued a 8arrant for his arrestC No8 he is in
Fail for 6 )earsC
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HOW TO RESPOND TO INQUIRIES ABOUT THE ESTATE
If an)one as2s 0uestions about the estate = sa)I 3I cannot ans8er thatC It is a private estate and I am
dut) bound to non1disclosure concernin# the business of the estateC4
If someone demands the death certificate for the Estate? produce the 'irth Certificate 8ith the
/e#istrar:s seal and si#nature on itC If the) sa) it:s a 'C? as2 if the) can read the seal and si#nature
on the documentC ,he /e#istrar is the probate courtC @'ouviersA ,he seal on the 'C is factual
evidence that the Estate has been probatedC
If Fud#e or someone sa)s )ou did not #o to court to become the Executor? sho8 them the 'C and
point out the seal of the /e#istrarC ,hat proves )ou did #o to court>
HOW TO EXECUTE DOCUMENTS
When si#nin# the Executor .etter? si#n )our name as follo8sI
3By: Executor Your Upper Lower Case Name Signature 4 @;se all #iven names and
famil) nameCA @NoteI )ou ma) also si#n in all lo8er case lettersA
When si#nin# an) other document @includin# chec2s? driver license? traffic tic2ets? etcCA? si#n )our
name as follo8s @do not insert the 8ord 3Executor4AI
3By: Your Upper Lower Case Name Signature 4
@NoteI )ou ma) also si#n in all lo8er case lettersA
+i#nin# )our name this 8a) removes all liabilit) and has the same effect as ;CC $13%8 @<ll ri#hts
reservedAC
ABANDONED PAPERWORK
When a part) sends paper8or2 addressed to the <.. C<&+ N<7E? the) are addressin# the
Estate and assume the Estate is abandoned = hence the term 3abandoned paper8or24C When )ou
return their paper8or2 to them? )ou are returnin# the evidence of their attempt to defraud the
3abandoned estate4C ,he) assume the estate is abandoned until )ou step up into the Executor ffice
and notif) them 8ith the Executor .etterC
,he) deliberatel) leave the 8ords? Executor? estate? trust and trustee off the paper8or2 the)
abandon and direct to )our attentionC
Ever)thin# is unauthoriRed? unless the Executor ffice has dele#ated in 8ritin# such authorit)C
<n)thin# the) send )ou is 3abandoned paper8or24 and it is a fraud? not a mista2eC
,he) use onl) a N<7E on their paper8or2 8ithout an) desi#nation as to 8hat it isCCC iCeC Estate?
Executor ffice? ccupant of the Executor ffice? ,rust? ,rustee? ccupant of the ,rustee fficeC
9ou ma) re#ard the N<7E as an Estate @or 8hatever )ou 8ishAC &aper8or2 sent to the <.. C<&+
N<7E 8hich does not distin#uish 8hat it is? is Boid for Ba#uenessC
<ll the paper8or2 8e receive is directed to8ard the trustC ,he trustee has liabilit)C +o? 8hen )ou
respond @as trusteeA )ou have alread) lostC +ince the documents do not sa) 3N<7E ,rustee4? )ou
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have the discretion to assume it:s the 3N<7E? Estate4O therefore the) are attac2in# the Estate and
the) have all the liabilit)C
+o if )ou re#ard the name on the paper 8or2 as the estate? the) have no authorit)C ,he) cannot
come after the ExecutorC
What to do if you have not been sent paperwork: If someone files a document in the office of the
count) recorder that trespasses on the estate @but did not send )ou a cop) = li2e a lien or lis
pendensA? #et a certified cop) and return it 8ith the Executor .etterC
,he abandoned paper8or2 is to be paper clipped to @not stapled toA the Executor .etterC
EXECUTOR LETTER
When )ou receive 8ritten correspondence addressed to the <.. C<&+ N<7E? it is addressin#
the EstateC <n)time an)one is addressin# the Estate and attemptin# to ta2e an)thin# from the
Estate? the issue is 3trespass4C
,he onl) response to 8ritten correspondence @abandoned paper8or2A addressed to the Estate is to
repl) 8ith the Executor .etter to 8hich )ou attach @do not stapleA the document that has been
abandoned on the issueC ExC = If )ou receive a collection letter? foreclosure notice? complaint?
summons? information? etcC? attach @D N, +,<&.EA it to the Executor .etter and mail it as
described belo8C If )ou are in a court case and are Fust no8 discoverin# this process? ma2e a cop)
of the char#in# document @iCeC? complaint? indictment or informationA? the bond a#reement if )ou
8ere arrested and released on bond? and the Fud#ment if the case has alread) been decided and
attach @D N, +,<&.EA them all to the Executor .etterC
Executor .etter puts them on notice that )ou are a8are of the Estate and no8 ccup) the Executor
fficeC We 8ant 3them4 to repent and forsa2e their evil 8a)s? conflict #eneration? etcC
,he recipient of the Executor .etter has 3 da)s to act on it after receiptC
,he Executor letter is private? not public or commercialC It is not recorded an)8hereC Don:t #et
involved 8ith commercial processes? ;CC? ,rusts? etcC < trust is inferior to an estateC ,rusts are
created from EstatesCCCC not Estates from ,rustsC ,rustees have liabilit)C Executors do not have
liabilit) as the) are onl) the si#nator) for the EstateC Estates are in .<WC Ever)thin# else is
fictionC
,he) #o after us as ,rustees and tric2 us into that capacit)C 9ou cannot mix the t8o 1 Executor v
,rusteeC It:s the same as mixin# private S commercialC
<l8a)s direct the letter to an office occupied b) a livin# bein#C Not the 3ffice of the 'ureau of
,axes4? but to the director of the 3ffice of the 'ureau of ,axes4C
,he Executor ffice operates 8ith no limitation of time? subFect matter? or authorit)C ,he Executor
ffice can undo an) defects done to the EstateC It is a dut) to correct errorsC
NOTE: When repl)in#? ma2e no demands? except for their authorit) to administrate the EstateC
In the Executor .etter? 8e do not threaten or #o to 8ar 8ith them @reC para#raph - of the letterAC
,he):ve #ot nothin# but liabilit)C ,his letter is about ma2in# peaceC Do not use the Estate letter for
commerceC
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It is to be understood that ever) time a ne8 issue comes up 8here the Estate is bein# attac2ed? )ou
must send a ne8 Executor .etter to those threatenin# the EstateC Do not combine multiple cases or
issues in one Executor .etterC ;se a separate Executor .etter to address each case or issueC
Generall) spea2in#? the Executor .etter should #o to top mana#ement level for best resultsC
It is li2el) that the la8)ers @on and off the benchA are the ones 8ho best understand the seriousness
of the Estate fraud issues that can arise if the assault of the Estate continues after notification b)
Executor .etterC
<l8a)s mail the ori#inal of the Executor .etter b) Certified 7ail 1 ;+ &ostal +ervice CE/,I(IED
7<I. @&+ (orm 38%%A? 8ith a Green Card @&+ (orm 38$$ or pin2 &+ (orm -866AC ,he ori#inal
#oes to the ffice to 8hich it is addressedC
Do not allo8 the &ostal Cler2 to affix a postal meter strip on )our envelope containin# an Executor
.etterC nl) use +tamps to lic2 those 8ho have trespassed on the Estate>> ,he &ostal Cler2 8ill tr)
to convince )ou to accept the metered posta#eC Must explain that the reason )ou 8ant posta#e
stamps is because no one collects metered posta#e? onl) stamps? because the) have intrinsic valueC
;sin# metered posta#e invalidates the #eneral post1office ;nited +tates 7inor? utl)in# Islands
locationC < metered posta#e is fatalC
Normall) a court case never closesC Executor .etter seems to close the case on the public sideC
Commercial tradin# of the securities that are issued reC the case on the private side? probabl)
continue? especiall) if )ou:ve si#ned an) documentsC 9our si#nature is #old and the) 8on:t thro8
a8a) the notes 8ith )our si#natureC ,he) 8on:t return the note to )ou either 8hen the) are paid offC
If a note is produced in court as proof of debt? the Mud#e must se0uester the note @ta2e it out of
circulationA before he issues a Fud#ment a#ainst )ou to pa) the debt @or approves a foreclosureA that
8as Fust proven 8ith that note productionC
If )ou are sendin# the Executor letter to an entit) that is 8ithholdin# benefits from the Estate? 8hile
the) ac2no8led#e the validit) of the claim? or are allo8in# partial benefits to the Estate @such as
3partial4 disabilit) pa)ments? etcA? )ou should include the paper8or2 sho8in# the) ac2no8led#e
the valid claim? but don:t call it abandoned? arro#ated? alle#ed? erroneous? etcC @Don:t nullif) that
3#ood4 paper8or2AC +a) that 37o! are hereby warranted and this clai& is hereby aro"ed. 4he
clai& is hereby (d2o!rned.4 .eave in all references to their 'onds? sho8in# )ou are a8are of all
that stuffC It is threatenin# their 'onds 8ithout threatenin# themC
,hin2 of the beaut) of a prison inmate doin# the Executor letterC ,here is a Notar) &ublic
emplo)ed b) the prison s)stem? notariRin# a document that the) have proven the identit) of the
person holdin# the position of the Executor ffice? and the) are holdin# him as inventor)>
Example: If one 8as to have been issued a search 8arrant? an indictment? an arrest 8arrant? and
finall) a criminal case filed? a separate Executor .etter 8ould be issued for each proceedin#C
If )ou #et a letter from the state court administrator statin# 38e are not the ,rustee of )our Estate?4
it is an admission the) have no Furisdiction? so 8h) are the) raidin# the estate* /ecord that letter at
the Count) /ecorderD #et a certified cop) and file it into the case>
If )ou made a mista2e on the Executor .etter? Fust send another one properl) doneC It replaces the
previous oneC
Do not use 3all ri#hts reserved4 or 3all ri#hts retained4C ,hose are each 8orldl) conceptsC 9ou do
not 8ant ri#hts? )ou 8ant all the liberties and )ou alread) have themC &eople 8ho reserve their
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ri#hts 38ant4 to be soverei#ns and b) reservin# their ri#hts den) themC <n) of this stuff is fatal to
the Executor .etterC
EXPLANATION OF THE EXECUTOR LETTER - LINE BY LINE!
General
,he Executor .etter must be on le#al siRe @8C6 Z $5A paper and it:s best to use a color laser printerC
,here is no such thin# as a le#al document on 8C6 x $$ papersC Con#ressional bills are presented on
le#al siRe paperC We are not #oin# into the courts? so 8e do not 8ant to use the 8C6 x $$ paper the)
useC ,he courts use 8C6 x $$? because the) are no lon#er la8ful or le#al courtsC
We use blue in2? because it is ro)al la8C 'lac2 in2 is used in commerce and is dead and 8ithout
lifeC
,)pe the Executor .etter usin# $- point fontC
&ut all Rip codes on the Executor .etter @even the Rip code of the person to 8hom the letter is
addressedA in brac2etsC <ll Rip codes have entan#lements 8ith the &ostal +)stem? the I/+ and the
8orldC 'rac2ets remove it from the pa#eC
Executor`s Return Address (i.e., Mailing Location)
+ee +ection above 3General &ost1ffice .ocation4 for instructions re#ardin# the 7ailin# .ocationC
,he 7ailin# .ocation at the letter headin# and a#ain belo8 the Executor:s si#nature must be the
same and both are re0uiredC
If )ou don:t put the 7ailin# .ocation belo8 )our si#nature? the bar1flies 8ill assume )ou are
located in the notar) public office @bac2 in the 8orldAC
Date of Executor Letter
,he date of the Executor .etter is done in the manner sho8n? iCeC 3Done b) the li#ht of the da) = of
t8ent)1t8o ctober t8o1Rero one1ReroC
Certified Mail Number Strip
,he certified mail number strip should be peeled from the certified mail receipt and placed on the
letter bet8een the dashed linesC ,he space bet8een the dashed lines is a ri#ht1of18a)C 7a2e sure
the dashed lines are outside the strip? so the) can be seen once the strip is in placeC +ince it could be
construed that the outside ed#e of the certified mail number strip ma2es it not appear on the pa#e?
8e put the passin# lanes outside the certified mail number strip to defeat that possible assertionC
,he Certified stic2er on the Executor .etter attaches the bond of the &ostmasterC
,he certified mail number strip certifies the documentC <fter the notar) public notariRes it and
records it in the notar) re#ister? it is a re#istered certified documentC 9ou no8 have 3 records = -
8itnesses @Notar) and ;+ &ostal +ervice recordAC 9ou onl) need t8oC
Addressee - General
<l8a)s direct the letter to the office occupied b) a livin# bein#C
Executor ffice al8a)s deals 8ith the administrative office? because the Executor ffice is a courtC
It is an administrative office? but it is a Fudicial office alsoC
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<l8a)s address the la8)er at the top of the food chain? if it is not a court issueC
(or court issues? do not file a cop) of the Executor .etter 8ith the courtC ,he office of the court
cler2 is to serve the la8)er industr)? not )ou or the EstateC Never #ive them an)thin#C Never send
the Estate letter to a Mud#e? al8a)s to the +tate Court <dministrator or hi#hest la8)er in the food
chain? etcC
,he Governor and <ttorne) General of the 'irth +tate are probabl) trustees over the EstateC
,he attached Table: Exhibit D Who Gets the Executor Letter sho8s 8here to send the ori#inal
and copies of the Executor .etter in most common circumstancesC <lso attached as Exhibits E - K
are six examples of the most common uses of the Executor .etterC
Address of Addressee -Explained Line by Line
1. Office of e.g. Court Administrator or Chief Counsel or Chief Financial Officer
,his is al8a)s the office? not the department? a#enc)? corporation? etcC ,he Executor .etter is a
communication from the Executor ffice of the Estate to their office @ffice to fficeAC ,he
Executor ffice is superior to their officeC ,his is not a personal communicationC It is office to
office to officeC
-C Attention: name of occupant of office] eC#C 1ohn Public Servant
,his is al8a)s the name of the person occup)in# the ffice stated on line $C
3C Corporate Location state/federal court or financial headquarters], eC#C United States
District Court For The District of Colorado.
,his is the name of the court or corporationC
5C 10 Public Square, eC#C 101 Commerce Street
6C Anytown, State, eC#C Denver, CO XXXXX] eC#C U.S.A. 80212]
6. U.S.A.
Even if )ou send the letter to Washin#ton DCCC? put 3;C+C<C4 before the Rip code and put their
Rip code in brac2ets? because )ou 8ant to separate this communication from the ;nited +tatesC
9ou 8ant to remain non1domestic to the ;+ forei#n corporate entit)C 9ou do not 8ant to dra#
the Estate or the Executor office into the 8orld s)stemC
NoteI ,he line numbers above are for reference purposes onl)C /emove line numbers for
application to letterC
To
Enter the same information as 8as entered in line $ of the address of the addressee of the letterC
ExC from aboveI Office of Court Administrator.
From
ExCI Executor Office - ALL CAPS NAME, Estate.
Regarding
,he first line of the 3,oI4 section is the same for both the Executor and Executrix si#nin# for the
Estate that bears their ALL CAPS NAME? as follo8sI
ExCI Unauthorized administration of ALL CAPS NAME, Estate;
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,he second line? $A for both the Executor and Executrix si#nin# for the Estate that bears their ALL
CAPS NAME? and -A the third line for the Executor si#nin# for the Estate of his 8ife or children?
are both prepared the sameC It must identif) the JCourt Name S Doc2et? (inancial <ccount or ,ax
Number? etcL that identifies the issueI
ExCI JDouglas County Courts, Case Number 10-cv-00404] Note: .eave the brac2etsC
,he third line @8hich onl) applies to the Executor si#nin# for the Estate of his 8ife or children must
provide the ALL CAPS NAME? Estate of the 8ife or child Estate? the (ile Number found on the
'irth Certificate and the name of the 'irth +tateI
ExCI Being the JMy Honey Bunny, Colorado Birth Certificate File Number 34893], Estate
Note: .eave the brac2etsC
If )ou have - 'irth Certificates? one reco#niRed and the other @ori#inal before an adoptionA not
reco#niRed? use the reco#niRed one and reference the other in the reC line in brac2ets J LC
Note: the information inserted in the ,o and (rom fields? ends 8ith a ~.C
First Paragraph of Executor Letter
,he purposes of this para#raph are to identif) the person 8ho si#ned the abandoned paper8or2? to
issue an order? and to adFourn the false claimC &ara#raph $ of the Executor letter is an <llocution
*8or&ality o) co!rts in9!iry o) risoner as to whether he has any le1al ca!se to show why
2!d1&ent sho!ld not be rono!nced a1ainst hi& on "erdict o) con"iction. Blacks Law Dictionary,
4th Ed.-C
,he name of the person 8ho si#ned the abandoned paper8or2 #oes in this para#raph? alon# 8ith
hisKher title @and +,<,E '</ card number? namin# the +tate that issued the '</ Number? if a
member of the '</). Ex. Gonna Bluff Em, Attorney At Law, Colorado, BAR Number 30293
+ee +ection entitled 3<bandoned &aper8or24 above for discussion of that topicC
3<dFourned4 means 3closed4C ,his is a court rulin# b) the Executor fficeC It is the court rulin#C
9ou are the Fud#e of the courtC ,he actions and abandoned paper8or2 have been overruled b) the
courtC
In this para#raph )ou ma) also issue other orders such asI 7o! are hereby warranted by the
E0ec!tor :))ice to cease and desist this )ra!d or sei;!re *the sale- o) the *Estate- roerty. 4his
&atter is hereby ad2o!rned.
Go here to find the '</ card number for +,<,E ( C./<D <ttorne)sI
httpIKKcoloradosupremecourtCcomK+earchK<tt+earchCasp
Second Paragraph of Executor Letter
,he purposes of this para#raph are to demand the 8ritten dele#ated authorit) to administrate the
Estate and to demand copies of bonds? sureties? indemnification? insurance and C/I+ C;+I&
numbers? etcC In so doin#? a lien has been placed on those suretiesC &ara#raph - of the letter
demands their suret) b) threatenin# them 8ithout a direct threatC
,he name and title of the person occup)in# the ffice to 8hich this Executor .etter is addressed is
named in this para#raphC
Concerning the Court Registry Investment System (CRIS): ,he Mul) -%%7 C/I+ /eport
b) the <dministrative ffice of the ;nited +tates Courts @the Court 'an2in# +)stemA is
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posted in the Discussions ,hread of the Goo#le GroupC It sho8s the realit) of the C/I+
s)stemC Within the report )ou 8ill find the entire structure of this s)stem? detailin# its
hierarch)? chain of command and flo8 charts describin# ho8 the funds flo8C Notice that a
minimum transfer of funds from a court to C/I+ is ]6% millionC What court 8ould have ]6%
million to deal 8ith except for bonds bein# issued on each case* /i#ht in the report )ou can
see Case Numbers and C;+I& Numbers assi#ned to the financial transaction and the
bondin# and profits derived from the un2no8in# victims @iCeC? defendantsAC Note that C/I+
held a -%%7 balance in excess of ,8o ,rillion Dollars @]-?%%%?%%%?%%%?%%%A>>> ;ntil after
convictionKsentencin# the financial transaction part of the Claim Doc2et is 2ept in the
Mud#e:s chambersC <fter sentencin# that information is entered b) the Cler2 and is sent to
,exasC
Certified Document
<t the bottom left of the document? 8here it sa)s 3Certified Document4? do not enter the certified
mail number @it is alread) affixed to the letterAC If )ou 8rite in the number? )ou have placed a
facsimile of the certified number on the letter and have nullified the passin# lanesC
When )ou send copies of the Executor .etter? each one can be mailed certified b) addin# another
certified mail stic2er belo8 the ori#inal one on the colored cop) of the ori#inal Executor .etterC
Copy to: Office of Governor/ Office of Attorney General
n the first line of each 3cop) toIOC4 .eave the text exactl) as presented? eC#C ~copy to: Office
of Governor and ~copy to: Office of Attorney General? respectivel)C
n the second line of each 3cop) toIO4? 8here it sa)s 3STATE OF CORPORATE BIRTH
STATE]4? replace the 8ords 3C/&/<,E 'I/," +,<,E4? and remove the brac2ets? eC#C
STATE OF COLORADO.
n the third line of each 3cop) toIO4? 8here it sa)s Governor`s Name], Governor or
Attorney General`s Name], Attorney General? respectivel)? replace 8ith the name of the
persons 8ho occup) the ffice of Governor and <ttorne) General? eC#C 1ohn Wilkes Booth,
Governor and Patty Cakes Booth, Attorney GeneralC /emove the brac2etsC
NoteI If )ou 8ere born in Washin#ton? DCCC? )our birth state is 7ar)landC
If copies of this letter are to be sent to other parties? the) can be listed in li2e manner in this areaC
Signature of Executor
+i#n )our name exactl) as it appears on )our 'irth Certificate in ;&&E/ then lo8er letters or all
lo8erC
Notary 1urat
&lace a Murat at the bottom of the pa#e in BLACK INKC 7a2e +,<,E and C;N,9 names in <..
C<&+C
Where to Send Copies of the Executor Letter
When the Executor .etter is completed? si#ned? and notariRed? ma2e C./ copies to send to the
follo8in# parties b) re#ular ;+ 7ailI
(or all issues? both state and federal? send a cop) of the Executor .etter to the Governor and
<ttorne) General in )our 'irth +tateC It is the birth state Governor and <ttorne) General offices
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that are ultimatel) responsible for the fraudC ,he) are the custodians of the birth record and must
defend and protect itC 9ou ma) 8ant to also send a cop) of the Executor .etter to the Governor and
<ttorne) General in the state in 8hich the action is ta2in# place @8here )ou liveAC <#ain the idea is
that the more officials to 8hom )ou provide the Executor .etter? the #reater the chance that
someone 8ill perform their duties as re0uiredC <dditionall)? )ou 8ant to send a cop) of the letter to
the +ecretar) of +tate in )our state? so that? if the entit) 8ho sent )ou the abandoned paper8or2 is
not re#istered to do business in )our state that fact ma) come to the attention of the <ttorne)
GeneralC
,he Governor of the state 8here )ou live #ets a cop) because he is over the insurance
commissionerC ,he +tate <ttorne) General #ets a cop) because he is ultimatel) over all of the
corporations? trusts and estates of the stateC ,he +tate <ttorne) General is the Chief Counsel for the
+tate and +tate <#encies
(or .ist of +tate Governors see httpIKK888CusaC#ovKContactKGovernorsCshtml
(or .ist of +tate <ttorne) Generals see httpIKK888Cnaa#Cor#Kcurrent1attorne)s1#eneralCphp
When sendin# copies of the Executor .etter to Governor or <ttorne) General etcC? use Executor
.etter format to create a cover letter and sa)I 3Enclosed for )our attentionC Yindl) monitor or
intercede in this situation as re0uiredC4 /emove the abandoned paper8or2 para#raph? but al8a)s
leave the second para#raph about their bondin#C
,he abandoned documents need onl) be sent 8ith the ori#inal of the Executor .etter? ho8ever? for
extra effect? )ou ma) send a cop) of the abandoned documents 8ith other copies of the Executor
.etter bein# sent to the Governor? etcC
9our +ocial +ecurit) number is attached to the court case? so the) 2no8 the identit) of the Estate
and the ExecutorC ,he 'irth +tate mana#es the fiscal health of the Estate throu#h the +tate
,reasurerC ,he 'irth +tate alread) has the C/I+ C;+I& accountin# of ever) case the da) after it:s
filed on the ,reasurer:s s)stemC ,he +tates have a reciprocation a#reement re#ardin# information
concernin# the Estate and Executor fficeC
,he ffice of /is2 7ana#ement is over ever)thin#? courts? (eds? I/+? etcC
55$ 5
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+treet NW
Washin#ton? DC J-%%%$L
;C+C<C
httpIKKormCdcC#ovKormKsiteKdefaultCasp
'e ver) careful filin# claims 8ith the above officeCCC could #et )ou assassinatedC +endin# the
Executor .etter is a claim a#ainst their bondsCCC don:t send it to the above officeC
USE OF THE EXECUTOR LETTER IN SPECIFIC SITUATIONS
General
Chan#e ever)thin# that is propert) of the Estate to General &ost1fficeC
Never hurts to record somethin# 8ith the count) recorder and then 3serve4 a certified cop) of that
recorded document on the other part)C /ecord the chan#e of mailin# location and then send
certified copies of it 8hen neededC Ber) po8erfulC
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If a case is moved to a hi#her court? send Executor .etter to court of ori#inal Furisdiction and to the
hi#her court usin# the ne8 mailin# locationC 9ou 8ill be amaRed at the results of chan#in# the
mailin# location? especiall) 8ith on#oin# casesC
When )ou return to the land in the Executor ffice? then all the Estate propert) is due to return to
the Estate because )ou are no8 functionin# in that capacit)C
Response to Mail Addressed to the Estate - Regarding a Court Case in the State
(or all +tate court issues? address the letter to the ffice of the +tate Court <dministrator? not to the
cler2 of courtC Never file an)thin# into the court caseC +ta) on the financial side of the courtC
Court <dministrators are almost al8a)s la8)ersC ,he Court <dministrator of the state notifies all
of the state +upreme Court Fustices immediatel)C
Even if the +tate Court <dministrator etcC? is not an attorne)? )ou still send the Executor letter to
that ffice and the occupant of that ffice and in para#raph - of the Executor letter? )ou still as2 for
bonds? sureties etcC and '</ 'ND+? because there is al8a)s an attorne) 8ho represents the
fficeC
In Colorado? ADDRESS the Executor .etter toI
ffice of +tate Court <dministrator
<ttentionI Gerald <C 7arrone)
$%$ W Colfax <ve? +te 6%%
Denver? C J8%-%-L
;C+C<C
,he +tate Court <dministrator administers attorne) licensin# in the state? so b) notif)in# the +tate
Court <dministrator in the state 8here the court action ta2es place? )ou brin# to bear someone 8ho
has control over the attorne)C
'elo8 is the lin2 to find +tate Court <dministratorsI
+tate Court <dministrators
httpIKKcoscaCncscCdniCusKC+C<publicrosterCpdf
Response to Mail Addressed to the Estate, Regarding a Federal Court Case:
(or all (ederal court issues? address the letter to the <dministrative ffice f ,he ;nited +tates
CourtsC Court <dministrators are all la8)ersC ,he court administrator for the federal court s)stem
notifies the +upreme Court Fustices and the appellate court Fud#es? and all their bonds are put in
Feopard)C ,he):re the ones 8ho s8ear in all those la8)ers and issue them '</ C</D+
administrativel)C ,hat:s 8h) )ou deal 8ith the administrative side of the court and not the Fudicial
sideC Creatin# the '</ ^ attorne) is not Fudicial? it:s administrative? and 8here the) have all
Furisdiction over those la8)ersC It:s called deep distressC ,he) 8ill probabl) respond that the)
have no Furisdiction over an on1#oin# case? but that is not 8hat the letter is about>
+ee r#aniRation _I /ead all about it at this 8ebsiteI
httpIKK888CuscourtsC#ovK(ederalCourtsK;nderstandin#the(ederalCourtsK<dministrativeffi
ceKDirector<nnual/eportKBie8erCaspx*
docWKuscourtsK(ederalCourtsK<nnual/eportK-%%!Kdirectors1messa#eCshtml
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ffice of Director? <dministrative ffice of the ;nited +tates Courts
<ttentionI Mames CC Duff? Director
<dministrative ffice of the ;nited +tates Courts
ne Columbus Circle? NE
Washin#ton? DC J-%655L
;C+C<C
If a court administrator refuses to do his Fob? send him a letter such as Exhibit KC
Response to a Collection Letter from an Attorney for a Credit Card Account, Foreclosure
(Pre-Court), or Other Administrative Issues Outside of a Court Action
If )ou receive a collection letter or an) letter addressed to the <.. C<&+ N<7E @the EstateA? for
the collection of a credit card debt? mort#a#e? or an) other attempted trespass on ,he Estate? the
Executor .etter should be ADDRESSED to the attorne) 8ho sent )ou the letter? eC#C the Chief
Counsel of the compan)? or the C(C
Collection a#enc) documents = send to the +ecretar) of +tate for the state? never to the collection
a#enc)C
Response to a letter from the IRS
<ddress the Executor .etter toI httpIKK888CirsC#ovKne8sroomKarticleK%??idW$6$656?%%Chtml
((ICE ( C"IE( C;N+E.
William MC Wil2ins? Chief Counsel
Internal /evenue +ervice "ead0uarters
$$$$ Constitution <veC? NW
Washin#ton? DC J-%--5L
;C+C<C
<s in all other cases? the hi#her up the chain of command )ou send the Executor .etter? the more
li2el) )ou are to #et the results )ou desireC
If the issue also involves an emplo)er? )ou ma) 8ant to send a cop) of the Executor .etter to the
emplo)er as 8ellC
When spea2in# 8ith CID? tell them )ou are the ccupant of the Executor ffice etcCCC this matter
involves Estate propert)CCC 8here is )our dele#ated authorit) to administrate the EstateCCC or 8here is
)our 'ond* ne or the other or #et out of hereC
I/+ is not happ) about these Executor .etter:sC If )ou don:t receive a positive response 8ithin $5
da)s of deliver) of )our Executor .etter? file a complaint 8ith the Governor and <ttorne) GeneralC
(eds cannot operate on corporate state 8ithout consent of GovernorC I/+ cannot operate on the
corporate count) 8ithout the consent of the +heriffC Governor and +heriffs: bonds are at ris2C
Corporations
Describe a corporation as propert) of the EstateC It 8as formed under the +ocial +ecurit) trustC
nce )ou describe the corporation as propert) of the Estate? the) lose all Furisdiction over itC
Car Titles
+end the Executor .etter to D7B for car titleC ,he) 8ill no lon#er have an) Furisdiction to
impound itC Chan#e mail location on car titleC
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Traffic Tickets
+i#n a citation 8ith 3By: signature4 and prepare an Executor letter and return the citation to the
state court administrator 8ith the letterC
Bank Irregularities
If a ban2 does somethin# improper re#ardin# )our ban2 account? address the Executor .etter to
Chief Council for the Comptroller of the Currenc)C
Bankruptcy Court Issues
If in a 'an2ruptc) case? )ou can stop it 8ith the Executor .etterC If there is an I/+ issue? clear that
up firstC
In 'an2ruptc) submit the Executor letter on all underl)in# financial issues? then present the letter
on the 'an2ruptc) to the court administrator for the 'Y court and it 8ill be dismissed immediatel)C
,he 'Y trustee 8ill #et 8ord of it 8hen the first Executor letter #oes out and ma) dismiss the
'an2ruptc) ri#ht a8a)C
Property Taxes
Notif)in# the propert) taxin# district may eliminate propert) taxesC
Mortgages - Foreclosures
In a foreclosure? in a non Fudicial state? address the Executor .etter to the +tate Court <dministratorC
Cop) the letter to the <ttorne) 8ho sent the foreclosure letter? the C( of the foreclosin# 'an2? and
the Governor and <ttorne) General of the birth state and state 8here the propert) is locatedC
9our ban2 does not li2e )ou chan#in# )our mail to General=&ost? because the) can:t come after )ou
8ith a foreclosure or for late pa)mentsC
9ou can tell the mort#a#ee @ban2A in a foreclosure situationI 7o! are hereby warranted by the
E0ec!tor o))ice to cease and desist the sale o) the roerty. 4his &atter is hereby ad2o!rned.
Disability
If )ou are denied social securit) disabilit)? send the Executor letter to Chief Counsel of +ocial
+ecurit)C rder them to issue the disabilit)C /eference the claim numberC 37o! are hereby
warranted and directed to aro"e and iss!e the disability clai& in )!ll. 4his &atter is hereby
ad2o!rnedC4
Internal Revenue Service
If the I/+ seiRes or sells propert)? loo2 for a letter from the mana#er of <C+ @<utomated Collection
+erviceA or District Director to send a cop) of the letter toC
When as2ed b) the I/+ to brin# )our records? brin# a box of phono#raph records? taped up? and
mar2ed outside = 3&rivate Estate /ecords?4 on all 6 sides of the boxC ,he) 8ill not open that box>
Children
,he Executor can order the return of a child to the estateC
Voting
If )ou chan#e the mailin# location at the election office? )ou can no lon#er voteC 9ou are no8 in
the status of elector instead of voterC
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Release of Prisoners
,he Executor .etter cannot be used to secure the release of prisoners? 8here there has been an
inFur) to another person or propert)C
Effect of Executor Status on Receiving Social Security Checks
;+ ,reasur)? 8ho has ac2no8led#ed that the N<7E is deceased? sends his N<7E:s +ocial
+ecurit) chec2s to David:s General1&ost ever) monthC
Even thou#h there is a decedent on that ,reasur) documentC ,he <.. C<&+ N<7E is a decedentC
It is not a corporationC It is a compan)? if it is an)thin#C
,he Estate is under the 'irth Grantin# 1 the benefits are under the +ocial +ecurit) ,rust 1 t8o
different statusTs? one does not affect the otherC
Notif) the +ocial +ecurit) <dministration of )our chan#e of mailin# locationC
In the ~Oh-By-The-Way Department: <l8a)s #et a paper chec2 mailed to )ou instead of Direct
DepositC ,he face value of the chec2 is not the full value of that @securit)A instrumentC It is the
public side representationC ,he private side of that chec2 is at least -% times the face valueC
+ometime in the future 8e 8ill sho8 )ou ho8 to submit those chec2s and receive a chec2 bac2 for
at least -% times the face value and #et the chec2 returned to )ou so )ou can cash it>
,his applies to all chec2s? even personal chec2sC It is a paper securit)C ,hat:s 8h) the) don:t send
)our chec2s bac2 to )ouC ,he chec2 is in ;NI,ED +,<,E+ D..</+C < ;+ Dollar is still $
silver dollar @$ oRC currentl) about -7C%% (/NsC
Loss Claims on Airlines, Buses, etc.
<irline limits of liabilit) are not limitin# to the EstateC .ost ba##a#e is Estate propert) so ma2e a
claim for the full valueC
County Recorder`s Office
If )ou have a notariRed document that the count) recorder 8on:t record? the) don:t have a le# to
stand onC ,he /ecorder:s records are not Fust for the attorne)sC Write an Executor .etter
@re8ordedA to the +ecretar) of +tate and Governor 8ho commissioned that count) recorder
informin# them of the non1action and #ive them 3 da)s to correct the situation or )ou:ll be claimin#
their bondsCCC the recorder? the +ecretar) of +tate and the GovernorC
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VERBALLY PRESENTING AND ENFORCING YOUR POSITION
AS EXECUTOR WHILE IN COURT
nce )ou send the Executor .etterI The issue is not how the Executor enforces his position -The
issue is that THEY now cannot enforce their position.
/emember that 8here the Estate is concerned? there is no plaintiff or defendant offices? because the
Estate does not subFect itself to a courtC ,he) can:t come after the estate because it is de FureC ,he)
are de factoC
When a M+155 civil cover sheet is filed in a court case? it is in relationship to the ++ trust accountC
http://www.akd.ucourt.!o"/refere#ce/pro$e/%&"&'$%o"er$(heet$)(44$20031208.pdf
If possible? )ou should mail )our Executor .etter to the Court <dministrator and other appropriate
parties before )our court appearanceC If )ou are unable to do so? then present the letter to the
prosecutor in court @)ou should have a cop) for the Fud#e in case he re0uests oneA and mail it to the
other parties <+<& after courtC
<fter sendin# the Executor letter to the Court <dministrator? David recommends that )ou appear in
court? if re0uired to do soC Must #o and sit in the first ro8 of the #aller) behind the prosecutor
@outside the barA? and 8hen the case @Estate nameA is called? Fust hand a cop) of the Executor letter
to the prosecutor? not the Mud#eC Do not enter the 'arC +a) 3I:m the occupant of the Executor
ffice and to that estate CCC spell the <.. C<&+ N<7E? estateC Do not state )our name because
that identifies )ou as the defendantC
+tand outside the bar and inform the Fud#e )ou @as the ExecutorA are not claimin# benefit or
covera#e under the (ederal +overei#n Immunities <ct? but it is his dut) to reco#niRe the actCCC the
Estate is in fact the state bein# described in the actC Chan#e of mailin# location proves the Estate is
forei#nC
Never tell )our attorne) that )ou are presentin# the Executor .etterC Drop the bomb in court and
the) 8ill bac2 offC
+a)in# the 8ron# thin# in a courtroom can 38ithdra84 the Executor .etterC 'ein# 3escorted b) a
#unslin#er4 inside the bar is Y? Fust notif) the court that )ou are bein# compelled at #unpoint and
fear for )our lifeC
If )ou find )ourself in court and inside the bar? ma2e )our statements such as those belo8 and as2
0uestionsC ,r) not to en#a#e in an) other conversation or ar#umentsC When in court @8hether or
not )ou alread) presented the Executor .etterA? as soon as the case is called? announce the follo8in#
to the court b) addressin# the opposin# counselI
36 a& here in &y roer caacity as the :cc!ant o) the E0ec!tor :))ice o) the (LL '(<3
5(=E, Estate4
If as2ed 8ho appointed )ou Executor? Fust hand them the 'irth CertificateC
,urn to the opposin# counsel? and sa)I
36 de&and yo!r written a!thority to ad&inistrate the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate.4
If the attorne) #ives )ou an) lip? or sa)s he doesn:t have the 8ritten authorit)? tell himI
>6 !nderstand that the 9!ickest way )or yo! to 1et disbarred is to screw with the (LL '(<3
5(=E, Estate. Do yo! lan on screwin1 with the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate?@
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If the attorne) is smart? he 8ill pac2 his briefcase and immediatel) exit 1 sta#e ri#ht>
If the attorne) tries to #ive )ou an) #uff? tell him or herI
>3ir, as the erson occ!yin1 the E0ec!tor :))ice o) the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate, 6 &!st warn
yo! that i) yo! re)!se to stand down, 6 will, in )!rtherance o) &y )id!ciary d!ties, )orthwith )ile a
co&laint with the bar association )or ta&erin1 with the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate.@
9ou ma) also 8rite out a bill for )our time and hand it to the attorne)C
<nd? for #ood measure? )ou ma) 8ant to appoint the attorne) as a ,rustee of the EstateC (Lots of
liability)
If the Fud#e i#nores )our position as Executor? as2I
>E0c!se &e, yo!r honor/ 6 a& a bit con)!sed abo!t so&ethin1 here. 6s this a robate co!rt?@
9ou can then stateI
>4he E0ec!tor :))ice o) the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate bein1 the hi1hest o))ice reresented here
today, 6 de&and that this case be i&&ediately dis&issed with re2!dice and that all da&a1es owin1
to the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate be aid )orthwith.@
If the Fud#e still refuses to #ive in? appoint him as a ,rustee of the EstateI (Lots of liability)
>(s the :cc!ant o) the E0ec!tor :))ice o) the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate, 6 a& directin1 yo! to
dis&iss this case and award da&a1es to the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate as aroriate.@
If the dama#es have alread) been stated in the paper8or2? then )ou can refer to them and demand
that an order to that effect be issued b) the courtC If the dama#es have not been stated? and )ou
2no8 the amount? )ou can state them in court at this time? and demand an orderC If )ou do not
2no8 the amount of the dama#es? then )ou can advise the court that )ou 8ill prepare a statement of
the char#es and file them 8ith the court 8ithin Z da)s @)ou decide ho8 lon# )ou need to prepare
the char#esAC
If the Fud#e? or an)one else obFects to )our statement that the Executor is the hi#hest office present
in the court? or continues to move for8ard actin# as if the) have the authorit) to administrate the
Estate @after bein# advised that )ou are the ExecutorA? as2 for the 8ritten authorit) to administrate
the (LL '(<3 5(=E, Estate of all such personsC
If the Mud#e 8ants to discuss the Estate? it must be done in Mud#e:s chambers? not in public in the
courtroomC
If the Fud#e threatens to loc2 )ou up? as2 him? 3(re yo! s!11estin1 yo! are 1oin1 to !t the
occ!ant o) the E0ec!tor :))ice into c!stody? 6s that what yo!re sayin1*4
,hat 8ould create a constitutional crisis because the ;C+C #overnment is founded on and funded b)
the EstatesC ,he Estates are the creditorC (or all intents and purposes? the Executor is the
CenturionC ,he occupant of the Executor ffice in /oman .a8 is the Centurion and cannot be
FailedC
<t some point in the case )ou ma) 8ant to close the case b) order of the court and a rap of )our
2nuc2les on the tableC
Don:t #o into their courtrooms to deal 8ith the fraud? deal 8ith it in the paper8or2 iCeC the Executor
letterC
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David simpl) leaves the past trespasses and frauds behind and believes that the Estate has so much
to offer )ou that the delusions and confusions of the 8orld 8ill pale in comparisonC
Another approach when going into court: (rom outside the bar? address the prosecutor
@adversar)A @not the Fud#eAI I am appearin# here occup)in# the Executor ffice of the EstateC
Where is )our 8ritten dele#ation of authorit) from this Executor ffice to administrate the estate or
the bond for )our fraud* &resent )our authorit) no8C
Here is how one man (who did not know about the Executor Letter until just before his trial)
handled his court appearance, and caused the court clerk to abandon the courtroom:
7an @defendantA in Illinois involved in 8illful failure to fill and tax evasionC &repared Executor
.etter and mailed it to the Court <dministrator and then filed it 8ith the Cler2 in the case recordC
Defendant 8ent to court on the first da) of the trial and sta)ed outside the barC ,he defendant had
been appointed a public defenderC When the prosecutor came into the court room? the public
defender handed him a cop) of the Executor .etter = the &rosecutor handed it to the bailiff = 8ho
handed it to the Fud#eC ,hen a flurr) of activit) ensuedC ,he) tried to entice the defendant into the
barC Defendant told them he 8as occup)in# the ffice of Executor of the <..C<&+ N<7E?
Estate @spellin# out the name? and not pronouncin# itAC ,he court 2ept tr)in# to entice the defendant
into the bar? over an overC Defendant had the same response? over and overC ,he Fud#e brou#ht in
the Fur)C Defendant 2ept statin# 8ho he 8asC ,he I/+ a#ent 8as brou#ht onto the 8itness stand?
and prosecution be#an enterin# evidenceC ,he prosecutor 2ept tr)in# to hand the defendant copies
of the evidence? but he refused to accept them? so the) put them on the vacant defense tableC ,hus
the first da) of the trial endedC <fter court? the defendant chan#ed his mailin# address 8ith the &ost
ffice? and then notified the court of his ne8 mailin# location @b) notariRed letterA b) puttin# it into
the court record throu#h the Cler2:s officeC
+econd da) in courtI Mur) came inC < 8itness 8as s8orn in on the standC 'ut? the cler2 8as not in
the court room 1 ,he cler2 determines 8hether or not it is a court of recordC < Fud#e cannot do
an)thin# if there is no cler2 to file the Fud#e:s orders? etcC ,he absence of the cler2 8as apparentl)
done due to the chan#e of addressC ,his left the la8)ers on their o8nC ,his situation creates an
automatic 8in on appeal and a reversal on habeas corpusC ,he prosecution 8as la)in# the exhibits
of evidence on the defense tableC ,here 8as no cler2 to assi#n them an exhibit number and enter
them into the case? so no evidence 8as entered into the caseC
,he court too2 a - hour recess at lunch timeC Must after lunch? the public defender as2ed if the
defendant 8ould mind if he 8ent over and pic2ed up the exhibits on the defense tableC ,he
defendant told him not toC
<fter lunch? 8hen the Fud#e came in? the defendant said 3Excuse me (rederic2 @Fud#e:s first nameA?
the ccupant of the Executor ffice of the <..C<&+N<7E? Estate has some administrative
procedures for the court to considerC ,he Fud#e said fineC @When the Fud#e enters the court? he is in
an administrative capacit) and he has to entertain administrative re0uests at that timeCA ,he
defendant told the court that he 8as there as the ccupant of the Executor ffice of the
<..C<&+N<7E? Estate and as the court? the Fur) is hereb) dismissed? this financial claim is
hereb) settled? and cler2 is directed to close the fileC ,hen he rapped his 2nuc2les on the bar and
said case dismissedD court is adFournedC ,he Fud#e said )ou can:t do thatC ,he man said = the
occupant of the office of executor Fust didC "e turned around to 8al2 out of the courtroom and as he
approached the door? the deput) marshal approached himC ,he Fud#e told the deput) to let him
leaveC ,hen the court finished the trial @a#ain 8ithout the cler2AC
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+ince there 8as no cler2 present @the court needs the cler2 present and so do )ouA? there 8as no one
to accept the order? but ever)one heard 8hat he said in open courtC
"e #ot a call later that da) from the public defender sa)in# that he had been found #uilt) b) the Fur)
and the Fud#e had revo2ed his bond and issued a 8arrantC "e should have told the la8)er that the
public defender had Fust been found #uilt)? because the public defender 8as the one on trialC It is
the la8)er 8ho is on trialC ,he la8)ers in that court room can onl) tr) another la8)erC ,here 8as
no defendant in the caseC ,hat is 8h) the courts sa) )ou are an idiot if )ou #o to trial pro seC 9ou
are voluntaril) puttin# )ourself on trialC ,hat is 8h) the) al8a)s appoint a standb) la8)er? because
the la8)er stands in for )ouC ,he) m)steriousl) pass the liabilit) on before sentencin#C
,he defense attorne) offered to send an investi#ator out to drive the defendant to court to turn
himself inC ,he defendant lau#hed and hun# upC Wh) 8as the public defender 8arnin# him of the
8arrant* If there is a 8arrant )ou do not #et a 8arnin#>>>
,he next da) the defendant 8ent to the count) recorder to record his orders in Executor .etter
format? since the cler2 8as not in court durin# the trialC ,hen he filed them into the case b) mailin#
themC
,he defendant #ot a call from the marshal sa)in# the Fud#e 8anted to tal2 8ith himC ,he defendant
said the ccupant of the Executor ffice had nothin# to tal2 aboutC ,he marshal said? do )ou mean
)ou do not plan on surrenderin#* ,he defendant said? I did not sa) thatC I Fust have some pressin#
business to ta2e care ofC ,he marshal said #et bac2 to me tomorro8C ,he next da) the local police
sho8ed up and 2ic2ed in the doorC &olice cannot serve a federal 8arrantC ,he) can detain )ou if
the) 2no8 there is a 8arrantC ,he police too2 him to the cit) Fail and had him incarceratedC Where
8as the detention order* nl) the marshal can do thatC
,he defendant has been at the cit) Fail for over a 8ee2C David Clarence is 8or2in# on #ettin# him
outC
,he la8)ers and Fud#e are committin# a fraud on the court and 8ill li2el) be dis1barrredC
Remember: ,he attorne)s have onl) - cards to pla)? both Mo2ersI ,he 3intimidation4 card and the
3deceit4 cardC ,he) use these card to attempt to #et )ou to cave in = a bluffC
ENFORCEMENT OF THE EXECUTOR LETTER IN A COURT CASE
+endin# the Executor .etter to the +tate Court <dministrator @etcA is not not about Furisdiction in
the on#oin# caseC It:s about their '</ C</D members perpetratin# a fraud a#ainst the EstateCCC
that is the issueC
When )ou send the Executor .etter to the +tate Court <dministrator? the <dministrator:s Fob is to
ta2e care of the problem and to brin# it to the attention of the Fud#e on the caseC ,he Fud#e 8ill
consider it a 3hot potato4 8ith loads of liability attachedC "e 8ill pass it off to the prosecutin#
attorne)? admonishin# the attorne) for brin#in# this problem into his court? and 8ill re0uire the
attorne) to clean up the mess he causedC ,he Fud#e 8ill dismiss the case on the re0uest of the
attorne)? 8ho is char#ed 8ith ri#htin# an) 8ron#s that have been caused to the EstateC
nce )ou send in )our Executor .etter re#ardin# a court case? Fust monitor the doc2et online to
determine 8hat action has been ta2enC
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If the Fud#e does not ta2e care of the problem 0uic2l)? iCeC? dismiss the case in short order? )ou
should have alread) sent a letter to the +tate <ttorne) General and Governor @also to the ;+
<ttorne) General in (ederal casesA advisin# of the fraudulent activities of the court and demandin#
that the situation be correctedC
9ou ma) also 8rite a letter to the Fud#e to reinforce the 8ishes of the Estate? and instruct the Fud#e
to dismiss the case and a8ard dama#es to the EstateC
When or if the court administrator returns )our documents that means the) 8ant it to #o a8a)C
,he) hope )ou 8ill not do an)thin# furtherC
When the Executor .etter is not obe)ed b) the court? #o after the la8)ers bonds? court
administrator:s bonds? Fud#e:s bonds? cler2:s bondsC If the state court administrator has been
served? #o after his bonds and the +upreme Court Fustice:s bondsC
David is 8or2in# on arrestin# bonds? C;+I& numbers? and other remediesC
DO NOT MIX REMEDIES
David Clarence sa)s that once )ou issue an Executor .etter in a particular situation? )ou are
estopped from thereafter pursuin# other forms of remedies? such as commercial remedies? filin# a
la8suit? etcC "e sa)s )ou cannot brin# a la8suit from the Estate into court? because the Estate is the
courtC If the Estate #oes into court? the Estate is abandonedC
If )ou use this process to tr) to collect liens? )ou are #oin# to prisonC 9ou can:t mix these t8o la8
formsC
9ou cannot collect private Fud#ments 8ith the Executor letterC ,hat 8ould be mixin# the estate
8ith commercial activitiesC
It is not hard to understand that since the Estate is a hi#her court? )ou 8ould not 8ant to #o to a
lo8er court to as2 for a remed)C "o8ever? if )ou do that? )ou are simpl) utiliRin# their court to
brin# the trespasser into their Furisdiction to see2 the replevinC 7a)be it 8ould be better form to
issue the lo8er court a 8rit of mandate instead of filin# a complaintC
David has cited a case @see aboveA 8here a man used a commercial process after presentin# the
Executor .etter and then 8ent to FailC
REAL PROPERTY TITLE
.and patent is from the corporate #overnmentC ,he Estate has first and best titleC David thin2s he
has it 8or2ed outC ,ransfer the deed to the estateC
,here appears to be special Vip Codes for mail to landKpropert) 8ith true titleC Not landKpropert)
8ith deedsC ,rue title ma2es the land an islandC "o8 to #et true title is comin# soonC
David sa)s it appears that all land is abandoned and he is 8or2in# on a process b) 8hich to reclaim
itC ;ntil? 8e each "old ur .and in <llodium? vs. the Abandonment Status that Everyone's
Land Title is Currently Under as DEEDS To Real Estate - We Have Little or No Standing to
Change Anything.
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With true title to landKpropert)? it appears )ou can reclaim foreclosed propert) from 8hoever
3o8ns4 it no8C ,itle insurance should ma2e them 8hole because the titleKdeed 8as defective 8hen
sold to themC
EXECUTORS AS NOTARIES
9ou onl) need - Executors to 8itness an)thin#C ,hat notariRes the documentC ,he) si#n as
8itnesses? 8rite the 8ord 3seal4 all lo8er case above the si#nature and si#n under it? then place a
ri#ht hand red thumb print so that it covers the 8ord 3seal4 completel) and touches the si#natureCCC
')I executor XXXXXXXXXXXXX It is no8 a notariRed documentC 9ou have no idea ho8 po8erful
this>
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