Frequently Asked Questions
Is the definition of “national” the same as the definition of “American national”?

A “national” has the same definition as an “American national,” but they are not nationals of the United States or a U.S. national. The term ‘national” can be found in both the United States Code, specifically Title 8, Chapter 12, Section 1101, and can also be referenced in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The […]

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Why do we need to get 3-5 copies of the birth certificate?

It is a good idea to get several certified copies of your birth certificate. You will need a copy for your passport application, and there may be other legal documents that will require a certified copy attached.

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Is it important to file an affidavit for our children?

Yes, your children need an affidavit filed also. If they do not have one filed, they will be at risk as a US citizen. They could be at risk in schools, hospitals, and doctors’ offices. Also, in public areas, CPS is imposing their overreach. As a nation, those agencies would be exceeding their jurisdiction; ex: […]

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Why a one-page affidavit?

A simple one-page affidavit doesn’t give them much room for objections. Keeping it as simple as you can is always a good idea.

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What happens once you file your affidavit?

You free yourself from the administrative state (approximately 600 agencies), but everything continues to move along the same; the only thing that changes is YOU, by educating yourself and learning how to live privately.

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