Reclaim Your Birthright
Our Federal Subcontractors forced their citizenship(s) on us unknowingly by creating false registrations for all of us by fraudulently converting our birth certificates to Bonds (IOU’s) when we were newborn babies. As a result, we were misrepresented as Territorial U.S. Citizens and
as Municipal “citizens of the United States” without our awareness or consent or our mother’s awareness.
You have the right to declare your political status as an American State National or Citizen with the following documents: 1779 (Recommended) or 928’s.
1779 Packet
Basic packet that gives you all the documents that are needed to be a part of the Assembly.
The 1779 Naturalization Act is a streamlined process for correcting your political status.
It is similar to how our Forefathers identified themselves as Americans back in the 1700’s.
This paperwork bundle is referred to as the One Page Declaration or the “one-pager”.
This “one-pager” actually requires several documents to be completed and a copy of your birth certificate.
The Colorado Assembly requires the following documents as a “1779 packet:”
1779 Declaration of Naturalization for Americans, Immigrants, Green Card Holders, Federal Employees, or Naturalized Citizens
Two witness statements from friends, or family, who have known you for 7+ years
- Witnesses should be at least 21 years old and have known you for 7 years or more
- Witnesses: choose from family members, friends, co-workers, etc.
- Attach your color (2 x 2″, 300 dpi) passport photo to each Witness Testimony
- Have a Blue Ink pen for your notary if you choose to use a Defacto Notary just in case they don’t have one
Declaration of Political Status
IRS Letters: both DC and Holtsville
Instructions for filling out documents
- Change the text to your information that is in red, and initially, leave it red.
- Check the words in the notary block that apply to you (man, woman, he, she) to make sure they are correct.
- Full name means all the names in your name (first, middle, last), typed under the line of your autograph.
- This name must match the name on your birth certificate.
- Women using a married name can use married name, but will need to include nee with maiden name (nee – meaning previous), Jane Doe (nee Smith).
- You will need to change all the font to black before signing.
- A red thumbprint will be added touching the last letter of your last name. (You can do this at home after Defacto notary but will need to do this in front of Recording Secretary if you are having your Recording Secretary “notarize” for you)
- Send all documents and letters to the Recording Secretary in manilla envelope, or Post Office Priority envelope.
Example: 1779 Declaration of Naturalization
Land Recording Office (LRO)
Since this is where your paperwork will be published by your Recording Secretary, you will need to get an account on the LRO.
If you are married and you and your spouse are both planning to become American State Nationals, you each will need to set up an account. Your own documents are published in your own account and your fees are paid in your own account. Each man and woman declares his or her own standing on the LRO.
- Go to: https://members.americanstatenationals.us/
- Under Non Members click the Create Your Member Account
- Type in your email address.
- The New Account Page will be presented, complete all the required fields.
- For the Born field use the date picker so that the data field is properly formatted.
- Click the Sign Up button to submit the form.
The LRO has a document generator for a fee, or you can use the free document templates here.
Land Recording Office (LRO)
928 Documents
The 928 process is a more sophisticated and complicated process for correcting your political status. It was named the “928 Process” because it is associated with article #928 on www.annavonreitz.com.
The 928 method provides more protection.