By Anna Von Reitz
Dear Lucretia,
If you are like my Mother and
offended that she was ever considered to be---or tricked into serving
as---- a federal citizen at all, you can express your ire, too. It's
time these "public servants" got a wake up call.
If you actually worked for the
federal government the portion of your pension that is based on federal
employment is taxable, but if like so many of us, you never actually
worked for the federal government or only served in the military for a
couple years, etc., so that the amount of pension money from actual
federal employment is negligible, you are eligible to claim your
exemption from federal income taxes. You send a Letter of Revocation of
Election to the Commissioners of both the IRS and the Internal Revenue
Service and tell them that you revoke your election to pay federal
income taxes beginning with October the first of last year or any prior
year you choose.
Internal Revenue
Office of the Commissioner
Room 3000
1111 Constitution Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20204- 0002
Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service
Department of the Treasury
P.O. Box 480
Holtsville, New York 11742-0480
If you follow the process I set
out for everyone last month in the article called "How to Correct Your
Political Status and Why" you are also eligible to claim your exemption
from the mortgage that has been placed on your home. I know this will
be hard to grasp, but you the living woman, have never had a mortgage in
your life. You have never owed any property taxes, either. Why?
Because you are, as a natural born American, the actual landlord.
The mortgage is owed by a
Municipal United States STATE franchise corporation that is merely named
after you or your husband or both. You have been tricked into paying
off ITS mortgage. If you are now elderly and unable to pay the mortgage
because your income is fixed and hasn't kept pace with inflation, or
because of medical bills or other issues, you can force those
responsible for entrapping you and misinforming you to pay for both the
mortgage and the court case costs.
Now I want you to follow along
very carefully. You are going to send your IRS Form 56 appointing Mr.
Mnuchin your Fiduciary and the copy of your Birth Certificate properly
endorsed and "surrendered" to the U.S. Treasury and a letter to Mr.
Mnuchin telling him that you are waiving any benefit of the Public
Charitable Trust or Limited Liability insurance and that you are
instead operating under Private Indemnity Bond AMRI00001 for your state
of the union. You are going to send this to him via Registered Mail.
All this is covered in the article "How to Correct Your Political Status
and Why" published April 2017 on my website, www.annavonreitz.com
Go to the Post Office and get a
red and white Registered Mail Label and the white service receipt and
the instructions you will need to send a letter using Registered Mail.
Each red and white Registered
Mail Label has a unique nine digit number associated with it.
Typically, the whole number will read something like this: RA 123 456
789 US. You are going to tell Mr. Mnuchin that you need him to do two
things: (1) discharge and settle all debts related to Social Security
Masterfile Account #123-45-6789 (whatever SSN you have) and (2) set up a
new Treasury Account using the number of your Registered Mail packet as
the account number.
Now go to a print shop and order yourself a self-inking red ink stamp.
That stamp needs to read like this:
ACCEPTED FOR VALUE EXEMPT FROM LEVY
by:___________________________ __________
all rights reserved, Without Recourse
Exemption ID: [ fill in your SSN without dashes]
Deposit to US Treasury Charge the same to
YOUR NAME [ written FIRST MIDDLE LAST] and YOUR SSN with dashes
Private Indemnity Bond # AMRI00001 (your birth state like Colorado)
Registered Treasury Acct. # (your Registered Mail Number)
In the end, it's going to look like this, only with you own numbers and information filled in:
ACCEPTED FOR VALUE EXEMPT FROM LEVY
by:___________________________ __________
all rights reserved, Without Recourse
Exemption ID: 123456789
Deposit to US Treasury Charge the same to
JOHN MICHAEL DOE 123-45-6789
Private Indemnity Bond # AMRI00001 Idaho
Registered Treasury Acct. # RE 123 453 673 US
You put this stamp on the front
and the back of a copy of the docket sheet -- the first sheet of every
pleading in your foreclosure case that shows the name of the court and
the PLAINTIFF and the DEFENDANT and the Court Case Number. Just put it
right in the middle of a copy of the first filing you received.
Now you are going to sign this
stamp block by: Last Name, First Name Middle Name. Like this: Doe,
John Michael on the line above the words "all rights reserved, Without
Recourse".
Do it both front and back of that first page and send that page back to the Clerk of Court Registered Mail.
This gives that Clerk all the
information that he or she needs to discharge the Bid Bond in that
Foreclosure Case and return the property to you and release the case.
Request re-conveyance of the property in a letter addressed to the Clerk
at the same time. They should reply with a one-page Deed of
Re-Conveyance that you then take to the Land Recording Office and
record. In most cases you will need to wait 30 days and then file a
Corrected Deed on the Deed of Re-Conveyance changing the NAME to your
Upper and Lower Case Name and making the address an "in care of" address
or changing it to a different mailing address entirely. This will
complete the change over of the records.
If you are African American
they may try to challenge this, but you hang tight and claim your Equal
Civil Rights guaranteed under Title 42 and the Brother's Keeper Clause
of Title 18 USC 241 and 242 if they do.
If they continue to give you any trouble, you are going to go to the IRS website at www.irs.gov/forms and you are going to order a Form 1096 and a Form 1099A and a Form 1040 V.
Form 1096 is a cover letter that just tells the IRS what kind(s) of other forms you are enclosing with it.
Form 1099A is a triplicate form with three copies each of three little coupon-like forms all attached together.
Form 1040 V is a single Voucher
form and again, it is just a little slip of paper about the size of a
check that comes printed on the bottom of its instruction sheet. You
have to cut it free with a pair of scissors.
Okay, you check off the kinds of forms you are sending on the 1096 cover letter: 1096, 1099, 1040V.
The 1099A is called "Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property".
Now the first piece of property you want to claim is your own trust account.
The first box on the 1099A asks
the LENDER's name and address. The LENDER is YOUR NAME, sent in care
of your normal mailing address. LENDER's ID number is YOUR SSN without
dashes. The BORROWER's NAME is the Department of the Treasury, 1500
Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20220. The Account Number box is
going to be your SSN Without Dashes/Your Registered Treasury Account
Number (the Registered Mail Number you used). Box Number 1 is going to
be the File Date (not your actual birthday) found on your Birth
Certificate. The Balance and Fair Market Value are going to be
"Unknown". Box 5 you leave blank. Box 6 you write: Assumed Names
Related to Trust Account at 31 USC 1321, being claimed per 31 USC 1322
by Beneficiary.
The second Form 1099A on that sheet of three is where you claim your house back.
At the top of the form it asks
for the name of the LENDER and their address. The LENDER is YOUR NAME
sent in care of your normal mailing address. LENDER's ID number is YOUR
SSN without dashes. The BORROWER's NAME is the name of the bank or
mortgage servicing company that is foreclosing on you and their business
address. Under that you will see an "Account Number--- write YOUR SSN
without any dashes/Your new Registered Treasury Account : RE 123 345 598
US (whatever it turns out to be) and the Borrower's Account Number---
whatever they use to mark the mortgage account in their system when they
send bills to you.
The date of the lender's
acquisition will be the first year of the mortgage. The balance of
principal outstanding will be: "unknown" and so will the "fair market
value" . You will leave Item 5 blank because you don't know the
arrangements made in YOUR behalf. Item 6 will be the description of the
property you are claiming--- Lot and Block or Street address, however
it appears in the mortgage and foreclosure paperwork.
You can use the third 1099 A on
that sheet to claim back any other property you have a valid interest
in. I'd suggest that you claim the Court Case --- again, the LENDER is
YOUR NAME, the BORROWER is the Court name and address, the "account" is
the Court Case Number, the year is whenever the foreclosure started, the
balance and fair market value are unknown, and the description is:
"Foreclosure of Property Case and Bid Bond".
Basically, any bill that gets sent to LUCRETIA is a bill that you are exempt from having to pay.
Any bill that you get addressed
to LUCRETIA can be discharged using your little stamp and signing it
Last Name, First Middle,---- once you get things straight with the
Treasury and reclaim your birthright.
Now, the IRS is your friend.
They are going to do all the work of researching everything for you and
collecting on all that is owed to you. You are going to pay them for
all this service by issuing a 1040 V. This is the little coupon-like
voucher you have to cut off the bottom of the instruction page that
comes with it. It is pretty self-explanatory. You just use your red
stamp on the back of the 1040V and you write: " Use my pass through
account to pay any taxes or charges and to research claims and perform
collections" above the stamp information and you sign it as you always do for your stamp, Last Name, First Middle.
You leave the amount blank
because neither you nor the IRS has any idea how much this
investigation/prosecution/tax payment is going to cost--- and yes, this
is like giving them a blank check; however, they are sworn to serve you
and your trust and have to account to the Treasury for their charges, so
all things considered it is the most expeditious way for everyone to
operate right now and in time to save your house if the Court Clerk is
either too stubborn or ignorant to do the right thing.
You fold up your 1096, your
three (or more) 1099A Forms, your stamped 1040V, and you send the whole
thing in Registered Mail to: Internal Revenue Service CID at Post
Office Box 192, Covington, Kentucky 41050.
Now I know it is shocking to
think of the IRS as your friend and ally, but that's the way it is. And
I know this LOOKS like a lot of work and complexity, but it really
isn't. The forms are simple and worst part is waiting for the IRS to
send them. It takes a week or two sometimes.
This process and information
--- both that contained in "How to Correct Your Political Status and
Why" and this information that is the follow-up of it, will profoundly
change your relationship with the "federal government" and your life.
Some people go hog wild and try to do crazy things that are not allowed
and they get into trouble as a result. I want to caution you against
doing anything extravagant or unreasonable or vindictive.
This is information provided to
do justice and nothing else. It is provided to you as an elderly woman
who has been loyal to this country and worked hard all your life to
protect you and to save you from losing your home. This information and
the power to discharge debts addressed to YOUR NAME has to be used in
Good Faith or you will end up in federal jail.
So what do I mean by Good Faith? The way you would want to be treated. Let me give you some examples.
It is fair for you to discharge
a mortgage on your principle dwelling when you need to do so: you are
elderly and can't keep up, you are sick and can't afford it, your
business has failed, you went through an unpleasant divorce.....there
are all sorts of valid reasons that you might need to do this, but, you
wouldn't do it just for a lark or go out and buy up ten luxury vacation
properties and plead necessity for discharging all of them. That's not
reasonable or prudent or fair. That is not "Good Faith". That is a
purposeful manipulation that isn't allowed and you will get in trouble
for it.
It is fair for you to discharge
utility bills that you cannot afford. Again, you are elderly or sick
or just starting out and struggling really hard and for whatever good,
decent, actual reason need to "let go of the rope" -- use your stamp.
You've been a Good Joe and done your part for 79 years. Nobody has any
right to complain if you kick back now and discharge all your utility
bills so long as they are public utilities. In most places that means electrical, water, waste management, and gas.
Same thing with your car
payments, college debts, medical bills, property taxes. It doesn't mean
that you should run out and buy a Lexus and two Hummers and charge them
off against the U.S. Treasury, but if it's hard for you to pay for your
2015 Chevy that you need to get to work, or too much for your family to
pay tuition, or you got hit with a medical bill you just can't cope
with--- then by all means, six generations of Americans have suffered so
that you could not have to worry about that, so that you could get back
on your feet after an illness, a divorce, a business failure, or so
many other things that can happen.
We did not suffer and "loan"
our resources so that 79 year old women could be kicked out of their
homes by foreign banks and attacked by out of control government
agencies. There's a line--- a fine line---- between what is good and
what is bad, what is fair and what is unjust. Somewhere in our own
hearts and minds we know where that line is. Pay attention to it and you
will find that friendship and decency still abide, that you are free
and you are safe, and that the foreclosures and tax debts and so many
other things that have been oppressive weights and worries for you, can
go away.
At your age there are often
maintenance issues with a house or car that you need to fix, but you are
kept so burdened down with light bills and heat bills and mortgages and
whatever else, that you can't keep your home safe and in repair. Use
your Treasury Account to pay the things that can be paid with that, and
use your private money to take care of the rest. I know seniors who are
facing a choice between paying the mortgage or eating. Charge back the
mortgage and buy that organic grapefruit, Lucretia.
You and your husband and your
parents and grandparents all earned it. There is no reason to feel bad
or ashamed or like you are getting an unearned handout. You are just
flipping a switch and learning to operate your own business in a
different way and accessing resources you didn't know you had.
Everyone needs to know that
there are those who do have to pay federal taxes and can't --- at this
point in their lives --- claim their exemption. Actual federal
employees both civilian and military have to pay income taxes, for
example. Black Americans never received their actual state national
political status, so their route to freedom and access to their
resources is a bit different. Certain other categories of people can't
do this --- foreigners seeking political asylum, actual wards of the
government such as people who have been permanently hospitalized for
mental illness, and other such actual dependents.
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1 comment:
Keep in your mind.
IRS has 10 year statute of limitations to collect any purported tax revenue, perfect a tax lien, or collect levy or penalties.
There is no statute of limitations on anything the IRS considers fraud, and they can take their sweet time to come and let you know they don't like what happened.
Harold Stanley found out, and there is an AIB radio audio about his experience.
If you sue or have court over any IRS issue, for the 10 year statute of limitations, the clock pauses while in court, whether tax or bankruptcy court, or any other legal process, and when that legal process ends, their statute of limitations clock resumes.
Sometimes they'll wait until the 9th year to pursue you aggressively if they consider you having an obligation.
When they send a letter or notice of lien or levy, they are waiting on a letter from you within 30 days telling them you don't owe it. But most people don't do that on the notice, they wait for the actual lien or levy, or they move immediately into a CDP process or ask for an appeal.
People would be wise, to self govern, and when dealing with the IRS, read their manual.
If you want to know the outcome of any action you take with them, or they take with you, it's in their manual.
Go to their website and search for irm and you're bound to find it.
If you want to know about notices of levy there is a chapter, what they do, what they expect from you, what to do if they receive it from you, and what to do if they don't.
There is information about things they'll do to get you to do something, and more information about if you don't do it, what their limit is in trying to make you do it.
It's up to you to decide what you want to know. Anna will be busy if anything unusual is sent to you and you don't have the information in this post to tell you what to do.
In all honesty, no one knows what you'll receive or when you'll receive it, and it's not as difficult as people think it is, to know what will happen or could happen if you read the IRM. It is very easy on the eyes and readable, unlike state codes and us code which has a lot of words and references back and forth.
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