Q: where do you file the UCC. I hear it has to be filed
in the States, because we are not US citizens. I hear a
lot of conflicting info, and it's getting a little
confusing.

A: I understand, I purposely try to cut through all
that.

Basically we create an agreement with your legal name -
that contact implies two parties and creates in that
action your separation with the legal entity.

Now that the entity will be separated from you it needs
someone to do its administration and you on the other
hand are faced with the problem that everything you
worked for in its name. So the deal in the contract is:
you on one hand act as its administrator and it in turn
allows you to use its stuff.

Furthermore since everything you created is in its
name, it agrees that since it cannot pay you back as
the rightful owner that you may lien it. Now you are in
the position to do just that.

You either file a UCC1 or PPSA (Canada) which is really
a notice establishing a lien in the public records
which once accepted is on record that you are its
creditor and it is your debtor. Now since the State
created the legal entity and therefore owns it - this
makes you its creditor.

That should clarify it for you in no uncertain terms.
I, to assist people, file a complementary electronic
filing of a UCC1 that establishes you as a creditor on
record in the UCC database for all countries in the
world. It doesn't matter if you are an American or a
Canadian. Then I create a public notice documentation
referring to that fact and making a claim on the right
to use your name (since the legal name was derived from
your given and family names without your permission).

Subsequent to that, I suggest you do a paper filing in
your province or state where you live and if different
where you have property or were born and give you some
suggestions and samples that you can easily follow.
Some people do this, some don't. Some are successful
and some are not. In any case even if your paper filing
follow up is unsuccessful you have my filing
documentation to fall back on and there are procedures
I suggest you follow if one isn't successful so the
exercise in any case is not for naught and provides an
additional paper trail providing further evidence
backing up your belief that you are a sovereign human
being.

In any case for what I am charging I get you to first
base with documentation that you can refer to that
establishes you as the creditor and your legal name as
your debtor and that is where I stop. The follow up
steps are to ensure that all authorities you are
dealing with are informed of your status so that they
treat you in that light.

Hopefully that clarifies a lot. Most people call me and
through a conversation I am able to clarify what we are
doing to the point where I know they understand. Its a
simple process - the difficulty is in how we think
simply because of how we have been conditioned and all
of us have to go through this process of clarification.
- Les.