They ask if thou is a ‘resident‘ on all forms and in court because their system is geared to 14th Amendment citizens who are federal citizens and also citizens in the states in which they reside. This occurred to me as I reviewed how Elon Musk’s son changed his name and the court documents ask if […]
The word ‘resident’ likely is a title in the federal government or a title in the UNITED STATES corporation. I recently noticed the U.S. Department of State has “Resident Offices”. I presume that ‘residents’ work there. If a magistrate or ‘policy/police officer asks me if i’m a resident, now i feel even more comfortable saying […]
When filling out forms, i usually get frustrated because they are geared to U.S. Citizens rather than State Citizens. When it comes to the Country field, i don’t see any of the 50 united States. Today, i realize the Country field is either redundant or immaterial, because the form should end with the State field. […]
Just want to clarify a few things: United States is different from United States of America. When the president speaks, he usually stands at a lectern with the seal of the United States, not the United States of America United States is just the territories. It’s likely short for United States, in Congress Assembled. Managing […]
It’s getting frustrating to not see the 50 american nation-states listed as countries on forms. I click the “country of citizenship” drop-down in the form below, and I don’t see Utah or Pennsylvania or Wisconsin… Then I may as well choose any country of the world, since my american (nation) state is not listed. It […]
The New York court case cited below explains that when a law refers to a domestic corporation, it is a corporation within a state. In this case, since it’s a New York law, the United States is not a domestic corporation and is instead a foreign corporation. When thou sees a sign or letter saying ‘domestic’ policy, […]
Update – Jan 02, 2023 See new post about using these letters and postcards to establish status and jurisdiction Update – Aug 15, 2022 Letter received. Sent from Virginia to Tennessee and without United States. Here’s a note from someone within Texas: Update (1) A reader of Educated in Law sent a letter to a […]
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Before Alaska and Texas were States in the Union, they were considered states in the area under the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal government. That the word ‘state’ can mean two different things shows how the federal tax code can be confusing. When people read the word ‘state’, they think of the 50 states in […]