This website offers a wide range of resources, including books, articles, videos, and sample documents. There are no fees involved and you're invited to learn at your own pace.

The library is our centralized repository for a wide range of literary resources, including books, articles, and document samples. Our collection is continuously expanding, offering users the opportunity to download or access materials online at their leisure. Utilize our search and filter tools to efficiently locate the information you need.

These are a few of the newest resources in the library.

The information regarding national status presented on this website is derived from the teachings of Roger Sayles, who hosts a radio show six days a week. We welcome you to participate in the show by calling in.

The archived episodes of the radio show can also be accessed on our LIVE Radio Show page for your convenience, along with the show's call-in number.

The Knowledge Base offers a comprehensive range of resources all in one location. Organized by FAQ's, the national's dictionary, getting started guide, documents, videos and a resource hub. You can efficiently search the entire Knowledge Base or try the chat system; Liberty, our Freedom Assistant, has knowledge of everything within the website.

The specialized courses offered in the Academy cover topics such as national status, history, law, and the procedures for changing your political status.

We recommend that you start with The Constitution and Intro to National Status Courses.

2 thoughts on “The Learning Center

  1. bergesmann says:

    Hello - I am currently a National.

    Question: when I move to a new state and if I register for a driver license, will that contract me back to the status of U.S. Citizen? If yes, can I just send new status correction paperwork and return my status to National?

    Thank you!

    1. Admin says:

      No, it will not contract you back to the status of a U.S. Citizen, but make sure you provide the drivers license agency a copy of your affidavit and request that they file it in your administrative record. Don't forget to have the registration person initial and date it, then give you back an initialed copy of what they're going to file.

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