Q: I got the documents. But, can you explain to me how the internet posting of the copyright name works.

A: Great.Think of the Public Postings as if it was a “no trespassing” sign which it is on your property. You have one by the gate on your fence at the edge of your property, one halfway to the door and one just before the door. If anyone enters the gate accidentally or carelessly they have been noticed once, if they go past the midpoint they have been noticed twice and if they continue to the door they are willfully disrespecting your notice and if they are an official can not hide under the protection of their office and are liable personally for any penalties or consequences. As in baseball, 3 strikes and they are out.

Similarly, I suggest you post a public notice in a newspaper 3 times once a week and a 4th time for good measure in your area where public notices are typically posted ( as when someone dies and a notice is put out to see if there are any creditor claims against the estate). The intention is to see if your claim is challenged by the government since they own the name, you are only claiming the use of it since it is derived from your given and family names. If no once comes forth to dispute it then your notice stands as truth uncontested as it has withstood the test of time. Keep copies of the newpaper postings with the dates and if not an original get it verified as a copy by a notary [- its becomes part of your paper trial along with the other documents you now have].

How you use the internet posting is to post one or two lead-in lines and refer to your internet posting link/url for more information. In addition any one doing research on your name on the internet will come come across it and be so notified. If you are being hassled say by a credit card
application company (since every time you are solicited it acts negatively on your credit rating) you can send them the Public Notice by register mail (for proof that they received it) and if they persist having been so noticed you can bill them in accordance to the terms of the self-executing agreement.

I hope that is helpful, although not legal advice that is my understanding of one way that you can use this effectively. -Les.