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Quote from Admin on May 15, 2025, 8:51 pmFrom the home page, the “Let’s Get Started” button at the top will guide you to information that will give you a good basic understanding of national status.
Then move on to “The Learning Center.” This is a central location for the Academy, the Library, Articles, and Downloads.
Taking the free courses in the Academy will help you to quickly gain the knowledge you will need to defend the national status.
Once you are comfortable with the information and the knowledge you have gained, visit the Affidavit page under The Remedy section. This will help you to write your affidavit and has complete instructions on how to notarize and mail it.
We also have Document Builders that will assist you with preparing your documents.
From the home page, the “Let’s Get Started” button at the top will guide you to information that will give you a good basic understanding of national status.
Then move on to “The Learning Center.” This is a central location for the Academy, the Library, Articles, and Downloads.
Taking the free courses in the Academy will help you to quickly gain the knowledge you will need to defend the national status.
Once you are comfortable with the information and the knowledge you have gained, visit the Affidavit page under The Remedy section. This will help you to write your affidavit and has complete instructions on how to notarize and mail it.
We also have Document Builders that will assist you with preparing your documents.
Quote from TheSixTen on June 2, 2025, 9:17 amI'm wondering about how to sign/autograph the affidavit? What's the proper format? example:1- By: Last, Middle First example:2- First Last example:3- First Middle Last
I'm assuming there's no need to sign/autograph with a condition. E.g.- without prejudice Also what color ink should I use? I know that different color signifies different things, E.g. Red=Living Flesh and Blood Man/Woman. I dated the affidavit in the document builder for Today June 2nd. So, I'm trying to have this notarized and sent to SOS Today.
I'm wondering about how to sign/autograph the affidavit? What's the proper format? example:1- By: Last, Middle First example:2- First Last example:3- First Middle Last
I'm assuming there's no need to sign/autograph with a condition. E.g.- without prejudice Also what color ink should I use? I know that different color signifies different things, E.g. Red=Living Flesh and Blood Man/Woman. I dated the affidavit in the document builder for Today June 2nd. So, I'm trying to have this notarized and sent to SOS Today.
Quote from Admin on June 2, 2025, 1:25 pmYou should sign the document in the same way you have always signed legal documents. As for the ink color, it's generally recommended to use black or blue ink for legal documents to ensure clarity and permanence.
You should sign the document in the same way you have always signed legal documents. As for the ink color, it's generally recommended to use black or blue ink for legal documents to ensure clarity and permanence.
Quote from Dilandau on September 22, 2025, 4:38 pmQuote from Admin on June 2, 2025, 1:25 pmYou should sign the document in the same way you have always signed legal documents. As for the ink color, it's generally recommended to use black or blue ink for legal documents to ensure clarity and permanence.
I took notice of the latest version of the affidavit in regards to the "Jurat" section for the notary. Is there a reason why it's so "bare-bones' and not technically in the correct Jurat Format? Example below: ** I also noted "and" is missing "Sworn to and subscribed before me, on this day....." **
Notice: Use of Notary is for identification purposes only and shall not be construed against Affiant as adhesion, indicia, or submission to any foreign, domestic, or municipal jurisdiction or public venue.
State of Blah )
) JURAT
County of King )Before me, the undersigned, a Notary acting within and for the county of BLAH
and state of Blah on this _____ day of November, 2025, personally appeared and known to me - OR - proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence via (passport) to be the man or woman whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, to be the identical Man/Woman, First Middle Last Name, who being duly sworn, declared the above to be true, correct, and not meant to mis-lead, to the best of his firsthand knowledge, understanding, and belief, by his free will and voluntary act and deed by placing his autograph on the foregoing document, executed the within instrument.
Given under my hand and seal this ______ day of November, 2025.
______________________________
Notary signature Seal
______________________________
Printed Notary nameMy commission expires _________________
Quote from Admin on June 2, 2025, 1:25 pmYou should sign the document in the same way you have always signed legal documents. As for the ink color, it's generally recommended to use black or blue ink for legal documents to ensure clarity and permanence.
I took notice of the latest version of the affidavit in regards to the "Jurat" section for the notary. Is there a reason why it's so "bare-bones' and not technically in the correct Jurat Format? Example below: ** I also noted "and" is missing "Sworn to and subscribed before me, on this day....." **
Notice: Use of Notary is for identification purposes only and shall not be construed against Affiant as adhesion, indicia, or submission to any foreign, domestic, or municipal jurisdiction or public venue.
State of Blah )
) JURAT
County of King )
Before me, the undersigned, a Notary acting within and for the county of BLAH
and state of Blah on this _____ day of November, 2025, personally appeared and known to me - OR - proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence via (passport) to be the man or woman whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, to be the identical Man/Woman, First Middle Last Name, who being duly sworn, declared the above to be true, correct, and not meant to mis-lead, to the best of his firsthand knowledge, understanding, and belief, by his free will and voluntary act and deed by placing his autograph on the foregoing document, executed the within instrument.
Given under my hand and seal this ______ day of November, 2025.
______________________________
Notary signature Seal
______________________________
Printed Notary name
My commission expires _________________
Quote from Admin on September 22, 2025, 5:30 pmThe format we offer as an example worked for us. Feel free to make whatever changes you would like to your affidavit. Our sample documents are offered as a guide, you should use them as a starting point and make it your own.
The format we offer as an example worked for us. Feel free to make whatever changes you would like to your affidavit. Our sample documents are offered as a guide, you should use them as a starting point and make it your own.
Quote from Dilandau on September 22, 2025, 6:36 pmok, i was just asking in case there's more than meets the eye.. I wasn't coming from a view of "it's wrong, you can't do that" do note, thanks
ok, i was just asking in case there's more than meets the eye.. I wasn't coming from a view of "it's wrong, you can't do that" do note, thanks
Quote from Admin on September 22, 2025, 7:09 pmNot a problem, we're open to all suggestions and if it's something we need to adjust, we're happy to correct it. Thank you for your input.
Not a problem, we're open to all suggestions and if it's something we need to adjust, we're happy to correct it. Thank you for your input.
Quote from Dilandau on September 23, 2025, 9:19 amQuote from Admin on September 22, 2025, 7:09 pmNot a problem, we're open to all suggestions and if it's something we need to adjust, we're happy to correct it. Thank you for your input.
After doing some additional research on the version quoted above from this website, I found that it’s a general form that should be accepted in all 50 states.
I’d also like to point out something important from my research on notary jurats: many people might not realize this detail and could end up leaving it out, so I’d like to suggest we make note of it. (State of and County of are missing in the "Sample Affidavit of Citizenship Evidence"
I am aware that "These sample documents are for educational purposes only. Use them as a guide, or write your own. We do not offer legal advice. " That's on the website.
People might gloss over this, and if they don't have the knowledge, they might make a mistake that would affect them later. Ultimately, people will have to do their own studies and come up with their own conclusions.
What’s the same across all 50 states
Every U.S. jurisdiction that regulates notaries requires the core elements in a jurat:
A missing venue can cause the document to be invalid for recording (like in property filings).
In court, an affidavit without a proper jurat may be struck down because it lacks proof of proper notarization.
The notary could be subject to disciplinary action for failing to complete the certificate correctly.
Where differences come in
Some states (like California, Florida, Texas) have statutory jurat forms with extra phrases. If you’re notarizing in those states, you must use (or at least substantially track) the exact required wording.
Some jurisdictions allow minor variations, but they still need the same essentials listed above.
If you’re using a document across state lines, the short universal form is the safest, because it won’t get rejected for “overly unusual language.”
State of BLAH BLAH
County of ____________Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ___ day of __________, 20___,
by _______________________________.
____________________________________
Notary Public Printed Name____________________________________
Notary PublicMy Commission Expires: ______________
[Seal]
Last note as a reminder, "and" is missing on the sample one that folks can download on this website. The typo should be corrected. "SWORN to and subscribed..."
Quote from Admin on September 22, 2025, 7:09 pmNot a problem, we're open to all suggestions and if it's something we need to adjust, we're happy to correct it. Thank you for your input.
After doing some additional research on the version quoted above from this website, I found that it’s a general form that should be accepted in all 50 states.
I’d also like to point out something important from my research on notary jurats: many people might not realize this detail and could end up leaving it out, so I’d like to suggest we make note of it. (State of and County of are missing in the "Sample Affidavit of Citizenship Evidence"
I am aware that "These sample documents are for educational purposes only. Use them as a guide, or write your own. We do not offer legal advice. " That's on the website.
People might gloss over this, and if they don't have the knowledge, they might make a mistake that would affect them later. Ultimately, people will have to do their own studies and come up with their own conclusions.
What’s the same across all 50 states
Every U.S. jurisdiction that regulates notaries requires the core elements in a jurat:
A missing venue can cause the document to be invalid for recording (like in property filings).
In court, an affidavit without a proper jurat may be struck down because it lacks proof of proper notarization.
The notary could be subject to disciplinary action for failing to complete the certificate correctly.
Where differences come in
Some states (like California, Florida, Texas) have statutory jurat forms with extra phrases. If you’re notarizing in those states, you must use (or at least substantially track) the exact required wording.
Some jurisdictions allow minor variations, but they still need the same essentials listed above.
If you’re using a document across state lines, the short universal form is the safest, because it won’t get rejected for “overly unusual language.”
State of BLAH BLAH
County of ____________Sworn to and subscribed before me, this ___ day of __________, 20___,
by _______________________________.
____________________________________
Notary Public Printed Name____________________________________
Notary PublicMy Commission Expires: ______________
[Seal]
Last note as a reminder, "and" is missing on the sample one that folks can download on this website. The typo should be corrected. "SWORN to and subscribed..."
Quote from Dilandau on September 23, 2025, 3:07 pmNope. The previous post, you can do what you like with the info. I just thought it might help. No harm intended or offense or malice...
Nope. The previous post, you can do what you like with the info. I just thought it might help. No harm intended or offense or malice...