Fill and Sign the Commercial Affidavit of Truth Form

Commercial Affidavit of Truth STATE OF ____________________ COUNTY OF _______________________ PERSONALLY appeared before me, the undersigned authority in and for said countyand state, ____________________ (Name of Affiant), who, having been being first duty sworn by the undersigned Notary Public, deposes and says: I. Be it known to all who call themselves "government," their "courts," agents, and other parties, that I, ____________________ (Name of Affiant), am a natural, freeborn sovereign individual, without subjects. I am neither subject to any entity anywhere, nor is any entity subject to me. I neither dominate anyone, nor am I dominated. II. My authority for this statement is the same as it is for all free Sovereigns everywhere: the age-old, timeless, and universal respect for the intrinsic rights, property, freedoms, and responsibilities of the Sovereign Individual. III. I am not a "person" as defined in "statutes" when such definition includes "artificial entities." I refuse to be treated as a "federally" or "state" created entity which is only capable of exercising certain rights, privileges, or immunities as specifically "granted" by "federal" or "state" "governments." IV. I may voluntarily choose to comply with the "laws" which others attempt to impose upon me, but no such "laws," nor their "enforcers," have any authority over me. I am not in any "jurisdiction," for I am not of subject status. V. Consistent with the eternal tradition of natural common law, unless I have harmed or violated someone or their property, I have committed no crime; and am therefore not subject to any penalty. VI. I act in accordance with the following U.S. Supreme Court case: "The individual may stand upon his constitutional rights as a citizen. He is entitled to carry on his private business in his own way. His power to contract is unlimited. He owes no such duty [to submit his books and papers for an examination] to the State, since he receives nothing therefrom, beyond the protection of his life and property. His rights are such as existed by the law of the land [Common Law] long antecedent to the organization of the State, an
The state does no more than enforce rights existing in that law long antecedent to its creation, and as long as they exist and are safe for his exercise. But he can make no contract in the state; none whatever can bind it except by his consent and cooperation. His liberties are as unlimited as his rights.” (state v. Hogg, 2 hogg (n. Y.) 508, 509 [1795]). Vii. I have the right to travel, travel where I please, speak, and write as i please without any impediment. As long as I do not ”injure" anyone, i have no obligation to make a public display of my injuries unless it is done intentionally, maliciously, and in response to the provocation of another, even if the other does not have any physical injuries. Vi. I have the absolute, irrevocable right to use the goods and services of whomever I please, and can be forced to pay any and all damages incurred from its use. In this case, this includes not only the use of the services of the government itself, but also public works by private parties, which are undertaken according to contracts between private persons and parties not subject to the sovereignty of any governmental authority. Viii. I have the right to contract with whomever I please and will be forced to honor any and all “contracts” entered into with that party in so doing, or without making one. As long as, and unless, these terms of engagement are understood by the parties, I have a right not to be coerced by either party into making such an agreement. Ix. I have the full right to be innocent until proven guilty and innocent until proven guilty to all and any forms of illegal activity, and am not required to disclose any evidence I may possess in this regard, nor to be compelled to do so by anyone. The state has no other authority over me. X. I am the owner of all property and “all persons" under my legal title to property are my servants, for they carry on my legal business. They may not refuse my requests, nor may they interfere with me in carrying on my legal business. If they attempt to do the latter, they are engaged in unlawful activity and I have the right to take action against them and use lawful means to effect that goal if necessary. Xi. Any person engaged in unlawfully interfering with my lawful rights, is also an unlawful trespasser upon my property. Xii. In case I am not