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Article 325 Settlement Certificate
Canon 3347 of the Canons of Positive Law, also known as Article 325, defines a Settlement Certificate, which is also referred to as a “Birth Certificate” since 1837. This document is issued to recorded poor individuals, granting them certain basic rights and entitlements to benefits in exchange for recognizing their status as owned property and lawful slaves, also known as indentured servants and bondsmen.
The concept of Settlement Certificates emerged during the reign of King Henry VIII of England around 1535, when the first poor laws were promulgated, coinciding with the first official mandate for uniform record-keeping of births, deaths, and marriages by all Church of England parishes.
Under Charles II of England, the Settlement Act (1662) and Poor Relief Act (1662) further refined the concept of Settlements as plantations of working poor controlled by the Church of England. These acts introduced the issuance of Settlement Certificates, which were equivalent to a “birth certificate, passport, and social security” combined into one document.
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Navigating the complexities of estate settlement and trust execution requires not only knowledge but also an understanding of how financial and legal mechanisms interact. One of the most overlooked yet powerful aspects of claiming your estate is the role of the Comptroller, a high-ranking financial officer operating as the Jesuit banker for the state and church. The Comptroller of the Currency oversees the national banking system, ensuring financial instruments—including birth certificates and other securitized documents—are properly accounted for within the public trust system.
Under 31 U.S.C. § 3526, the Comptroller has the authority to settle accounts and financial claims against the U.S. Treasury. This means that, when properly executed, your estate claim—operating through a private trust rather than the artificial corporate entity represented by your all-caps name—can be brought before the Comptroller for settlement and reconciliation. This process allows you to clear liabilities, assert your standing as trustee, and move assets into the private domain, rather than remaining under the jurisdiction of statutory public debt obligations.
By establishing a properly structured trust and appointing yourself as its trustee, you transition from merely representing the artificial corporate fiction assigned at birth to operating as the fiduciary of a living estate. However, the process requires precision and lawful execution, which is why having a seasoned mentor is critical. With the right guidance, you can navigate the administrative channels, submit proper claims, and engage the Comptroller’s office to settle outstanding accounts tied to your estate, unlocking financial sovereignty and true asset protection.
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Exiting the debt system and stepping into the role of a private banker of your own estate marks the transition from debtor to creditor. As a debtor, you are subject to obligations, liabilities, and statutes that keep you bound within the public financial system. However, by properly structuring your estate through a trust and assuming the role of trustee, you reclaim control over your assets, positioning yourself as a creditor rather than a mere financial subject. This shift not only grants you the ability to lawfully manage and settle accounts but also empowers you to help others transition from debtors to creditors. By educating and guiding others through trust law, asset protection, and financial sovereignty, you become a key figure in reshaping the economic landscape—moving individuals from dependency to self-governance and true wealth control.
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Public commerce is merely for show, business goes down in the private. This is the key fundemental which will be your corner stone.
Public commerce is merely a stage—a controlled arena where transactions are regulated, taxed, and restricted by statutes that serve the interests of governing bodies. It is the visible side of business, designed to keep participants engaged in perpetual debt and dependency. However, real business happens in the private, where trusts, private contracts, and secured assets operate beyond the limitations of public jurisdiction. In the private realm, wealth is preserved, liabilities are minimized, and commerce is conducted through agreements that uphold true financial sovereignty. Those who understand this distinction move with strategy—leveraging the public stage for interaction while ensuring their true assets and affairs remain safeguarded in the private domain.
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