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+Some things I put together in my research... so if you think 5 pages is too=
+ long... don't read it.
+
+Apostille Convention
+Apostille Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legali=
+sation for Foreign Public Documents
+
+The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalisation for Foreig=
+n Public Documents, the Apostille convention, or the Apostille treaty is an=
+ international treaty drafted by the Hague Conference on Private Internatio=
+nal Law. It specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one=
+ of the signatory countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the =
+other signatory states. Such a certification is called an apostille (French=
+: certification). It is an international certification comparable to a nota=
+rization in domestic law.
+
+Procedure
+Apostilles are affixed by Competent Authorities designated by the governmen=
+t of a state which is party to the convention.[2] A list of these authoriti=
+es is maintained by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. Exam=
+ples of designated authorities are embassies, ministries, courts or (local)=
+ governments. For example, in the United States, the Secretary of State of =
+each state and his or her deputies are usually competent authorities. In th=
+e United Kingdom, all apostilles are issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth=
+ Office in Milton Keynes.[3]
+
+To be eligible for an apostille, a document must first be issued or certifi=
+ed by an officer recognized by the authority that will issue the apostille.=
+ For example, in the US state of Vermont, the Secretary of State maintains =
+specimen signatures of all notaries public, so documents that have been not=
+arized are eligible for apostilles.[4] Likewise, courts in the Netherlands =
+are eligible of placing an apostille on all municipal civil status document=
+s directly. In some cases, intermediate certifications may be required in t=
+he country where the document originates before it will be eligible for an =
+apostille. For example, in New York City, the Office of Vital Records (whic=
+h issues, among other things, birth certificates) is not directly recognize=
+d by the New York Secretary of State.[5] As a consequence, the signature of=
+ the City Clerk must be certified by the County Clerk of New York County to=
+ make the birth certificate eligible for an apostille.[6][7] In Japan all t=
+he official documents are issued in Japanese language, Ministry of Foreign =
+Affairs (MOFA, JAPAN) then provides an apostille for these documents.[8] In=
+ India the apostille certification can be obtained from the Ministry of Ext=
+ernal Affairs[9]
+
+
+Information
+=20
+
+An apostille issued by Norwegian authorities.
+The apostille itself is a stamp or printed form consisting of 10 numbered s=
+tandard fields. On the top is the text APOSTILLE, under which the text Conv=
+ention de La Haye du 5 octobre 1961 (English: Hague Convention of 5 October=
+ 1961) is placed. In the numbered fields the following information is added=
+:
+1.	Country ... [country name]
+This public document
+2.	has been signed by ... [name]
+3.	acting in the capacity of ... [function]
+4.	bears the seal/stamp of ... [authority]certified
+5.	at ... [location]
+6.	the ... [date]
+7.	by ... [name]
+8.	No ... [apostille registration number]
+9.	Seal/stamp ... [of the authority giving the apostille]
+10.	Signature ... [signature of authority giving the apostille]
+The information can be placed on the (back of the) document itself, or atta=
+ched to the document as an allonge.
+
+Allonge (from French allonger, "to draw out"), a slip of paper affixed to a=
+ negotiable instrument, as a bill of exchange, for the purpose of receiving=
+ additional endorsements for which there may not be sufficient space on the=
+ bill itself. An endorsement written on the allonge is deemed to be written=
+ on the bill itself. An allonge is more usually met with in those countries=
+ where the Code Napoleon is in force, as the code requires every endorsemen=
+t to express the consideration. Under English law, as the simple signature =
+of the endorser on the bill, without additional words, is sufficient to ope=
+rate as a negotiation, an allonge is seldom necessary.
+
+Eligible documents
+Four types of documents are mentioned in the convention:[1]
+1.	court documents
+2.	administrative documents (e.g. civil status documents)
+3.	notarial acts
+4.	Official certificates which are placed on documents signed by persons in=
+ their private capacity, such as official certificates recording the regist=
+ration of a document or the fact that it was in existence on a certain date=
+ and official and notarial authentications of signatures.
+
+Legalization
+States that have not signed the Convention must specify how foreign legal d=
+ocuments can be certified for its use. Two countries may have a special con=
+vention on the recognition of each other's public documents, but in practic=
+e this is infrequent. Otherwise, the document must be certified by the fore=
+ign ministry of the country where the document originated and then by the f=
+oreign ministry of the government where the document will be used; one of t=
+he certifications will often be performed at an embassy or consulate. In pr=
+actice this means the document must be certified twice before it can have l=
+egal effect in the receiving country. For example, as a non-signatory, Cana=
+dian documents for use abroad must be certified by the Deputy Minister of F=
+oreign Affairs in Ottawa or by a Canadian consular official abroad and subs=
+equently by the relevant government office or consulate of the receiving st=
+ate.
+
+Abuse
+The Apostille does not give information regarding the quality of the docume=
+nt, but certifies the signature (and the capacity of who placed it) and cor=
+rectness of the seal/stamp on the document which must be certified. In 2005=
+ The Hague Conference surveyed its members and produced a report in Decembe=
+r 2008 which expressed serious concerns about Diplomas and Degree certifica=
+tes, titled "THE APPLICATION OF THE APOSTILLE CONVENTION TO DIPLOMAS INCLUD=
+ING THOSE ISSUED BY DIPLOMA MILLS". The possible abuse of the system was hi=
+ghlighted "Particularly troubling is the possible use of diploma mill quali=
+fications to circumvent migration controls, possibly by potential terrorist=
+s." (Page 5) The risk comes from the fact that the various government stamp=
+s give the document an air of authenticity without anyone having checked th=
+e underlying document. "An official looking certificate may be issued to a =
+copy of a diploma mill qualification, and then subsequently issued with an =
+Apostille, without anyone having ever verified the signature on, let alone =
+the contents of, the diploma." (Page 7)=20
+Further member states indicated "they would be obliged to issue an Apostill=
+e for certification of a certified copy of a diploma issued by a diploma mi=
+ll". (Page 15)=20
+The Hague Conference expressed concern as to whether this issue could affec=
+t the entire convention. "...the Apostille does not 'look through the certi=
+fication' and does not relate to the diploma itself .... There is a clear r=
+isk that such practices may eventually undermine the effectiveness and ther=
+efore the successful operation of the Apostille Convention". (Page 5)[11]
+In February 2009 the Hague Conference decided to amend the wording on the A=
+postille to make it clear that no one was checking whether the document bei=
+ng attested was genuine or a fake. The new wording to be used was as follow=
+s. "This Apostille only certifies the signature, the capacity of the signer=
+ and the seal or stamp it bears. It does not certify the content of the doc=
+ument for which it was issued."[12]
+References:
+Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for=
+ Foreign Public Documents". Hague Conference on Private International Law.
+1.	"ABCs of Apostilles p. 13". Hague Conference on Private International La=
+w.
+2.	"United Kingdom, Competent Authorities". Hague Conference on Private
+3.	 International Law. Retrieved 9 March 2011.
+4.	Authentication 2009
+5.	Birth certificate application 2010
+6.	Crampton 2007
+7.	Apostiles n.d.
+8.	Apostille, MOFA Japan (website in Japanese)
+9.	MEA, India Legalisation of Documents.
+10.	Information on the application of the convention to Hong Kong and Macau
+11.	 Permanent Bureau (December 2008). "The application of the Apostille Co=
+nvention to diplomas including those issued by diploma mills". Hague Confer=
+ence on Private International Law.
+12.	Permanent Bureau (February 2009). "Conclusions and Recommendations of t=
+he Special Commission on the Practical Operation of the Hague Apostille, Se=
+rvice, Taking of Evidence, and Access to Justice Conventions". Hague Confer=
+ence on Private International Law. p. 13.
+
+Apostilles are affixed by Competent Authorities designated by the governmen=
+t of a state which is party to the convention. A list of these authorities =
+is maintained by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. Example=
+s of designated authorities are embassies, ministries, courts or (local) go=
+vernments. For example, in the United States, the Secretary of State of eac=
+h state and his or her deputies are usually competent authorities. In the U=
+nited Kingdom, all apostilles are issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Of=
+fice in Milton Keynes.
+
+To be eligible for an apostille, a document must first be issued or certifi=
+ed by an officer recognized by the authority that will issue the apostille.=
+ For example, the Secretary of State maintains specimen signatures of all n=
+otaries public, so documents that have been notarized are eligible for apos=
+tilles.=20
+Remedy: Visually check the notarial language on your document and see if yo=
+ur notary has included the expiration date of his/her commission. While not=
+ required by law, many notaries include this information, and this could sa=
+ve you valuable time in the authentication process.
+
+Certified copies of vital records from unauthorized sources are not suitabl=
+e for authentication or filing abroad. Certified copies of vital records (b=
+irth, marriage and death) may be obtained only from the custodian of those =
+records.=20
+Remedy: Vital Records are Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates. You must =
+obtain certified copies of such documents from the custodian of those recor=
+ds as listed above.=20
+
+An Apostille is an authentication of a public document issued pursuant to t=
+he 1961 Hague Convention abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for For=
+eign Public Documents. The Convention provides for the simplified certifica=
+tion of public (including notarized) documents to be used in countries that=
+ have joined the convention. Under the Hague Convention, signatory countrie=
+s have agreed to recognize public documents issued by other signatory count=
+ries if those public documents are authenticated by the attachment of an in=
+ternationally recognized form of authentication known as an Apostille.=20
+
+Iowa Code on Presumptions
+
+554.1206 PRESUMPTIONS.
+         Whenever this chapter creates a "presumption" with respect to a fa=
+ct, or provides that a fact is "presumed", the trier of fact must find the =
+existence of the fact unless and until evidence is introduced that supports=
+ a finding of its nonexistence.=20=20
+         Section History: Recent Form
+         2007 Acts, ch 41, =A718, 57=20
+         Footnotes
+         Former =A7 554.1206 repealed by 2007 Acts, ch 41, =A7 59
+
+REQUIREMENT TO MAKE AN OFFICIAL RECORD
+
+Title 18 USC Chapter 101 Section 2071(b) is the legal authority that requir=
+es them to record your documents in the Official Record. Even after I infor=
+med them of this, they still refused. I received some advice as to how to h=
+andle these minions at the County Recorder's office from someone who has en=
+countered the same situation and experienced=20
+outstanding results.=20
+
+When dealing with your Public Servants who are not following your requests/=
+orders just ask them right  out, "Are you a Public Servant?" they say "Yes"=
+ then you ask, "Do you  have a Bond or are Bonded?" again, they say "Yes", =
+then you say, "Well  then, I'm accepting your offer of Oath & your Bond for=
+ Public Service,  and=20
+I am going to give you a partial grant of my Sovereign Immunity to  carry o=
+ut my Orders, and=20
+if you don't follow them then I will summons  the Sheriff here to have you =
+arrested for malfeasance of your fiduciary  duty, and=20
+for violating your Federal Code at Title 18 sec. 241 & 242, and=20=20
+I will be forced to file a damage claim against your Bond, then you will no=
+t be bondable and you will lose your job, now is it worth it to you? I am o=
+rdering you to file my documents, NOW!=20
+
+If they still do not, then point at another employee, accept their oath & b=
+ond and order them to get the Sheriff, and then watch how fast you get some=
+ respect, or, you may be introduced to the Chief /Head Supervisor, and you =
+do the same routine upon them.
+=20
+You see, their Oaths of Office is nothing more than a  Pubic Offer of Servi=
+ce, but you MUST accept that offer of service  thereby "BINDING" them to th=
+eir offer and compelling them to perform  their duties, otherwise they are =
+not compelled because you have not "accepted their offer to serve you," oth=
+erwise you really do not have a  contract w/them, which is the ONLY thing t=
+hat can bind & compel a man to  perform as a "Public Servant", i.e. "a cont=
+ract" since otherwise ALL men  are created equal, and per the Maxim of Law =
+that says, "the ONLY thing  that can compel a man or woman to perform a dut=
+y or function, or pay a  sum of money is, ... > "A Contract!" <  ....=20
+
+Also, ALL Public  Servants/Employees MUST be Bonded to be able to work in t=
+heir capacity as Public Servants for us, no exceptions, as soon as you file=
+ a claim  against their Bonds (w/Risk Management or similar Dept.) they wil=
+l then  be suspended until an investigation is had and decided, which can b=
+e  delayed for a very long time, and they will be without pay, they have  j=
+ust too much to risk, you're in control, since you are the Employer who fun=
+ds their pay checks. You tell them that you really do not wish to do that b=
+ecause their children are depending on them being good servants, but if the=
+y do not file your documents then they are forcing you file charges & a cla=
+im against their Bonds, it's on them, and they have to be responsible for t=
+he consequences of their actions. They made the offer of servitude to you a=
+nd you are just compelling them to perform their contractual duties to us. =
+You are the Sovereign, you are the One who Employs & funds their salaries.
+
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+      <p>Some things I put together in my research... so if you think 5 pag=
+es is too long... don&#39;t read it.<br>
+<br>
+Apostille Convention<br>
+Apostille Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legali=
+sation for Foreign Public Documents<br>
+<br>
+The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalisation for Foreig=
+n Public Documents, the Apostille convention, or the Apostille treaty is an=
+ international treaty drafted by the Hague Conference on Private Internatio=
+nal Law. It specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one=
+ of the signatory countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the =
+other signatory states. Such a certification is called an apostille (French=
+: certification). It is an international certification comparable to a nota=
+rization in domestic law.<br>
+<br>
+Procedure<br>
+Apostilles are affixed by Competent Authorities designated by the governmen=
+t of a state which is party to the convention.[2] A list of these authoriti=
+es is maintained by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. Exam=
+ples of designated authorities are embassies, ministries, courts or (local)=
+ governments. For example, in the United States, the Secretary of State of =
+each state and his or her deputies are usually competent authorities. In th=
+e United Kingdom, all apostilles are issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth=
+ Office in Milton Keynes.[3]<br>
+<br>
+To be eligible for an apostille, a document must first be issued or certifi=
+ed by an officer recognized by the authority that will issue the apostille.=
+ For example, in the US state of Vermont, the Secretary of State maintains =
+specimen signatures of all notaries public, so documents that have been not=
+arized are eligible for apostilles.[4] Likewise, courts in the Netherlands =
+are eligible of placing an apostille on all municipal civil status document=
+s directly. In some cases, intermediate certifications may be required in t=
+he country where the document originates before it will be eligible for an =
+apostille. For example, in New York City, the Office of Vital Records (whic=
+h issues, among other things, birth certificates) is not directly recognize=
+d by the New York Secretary of State.[5] As a consequence, the signature of=
+ the City Clerk must be certified by the County Clerk of New York County to=
+ make the birth certificate eligible for an apostille.[6][7] In Japan all t=
+he official documents are issued in Japanese language, Ministry of Foreign =
+Affairs (MOFA, JAPAN) then provides an apostille for these documents.[8] In=
+ India the apostille certification can be obtained from the Ministry of Ext=
+ernal Affairs[9]<br>
+<br>
+Information<br>
+ <br>
+<br>
+An apostille issued by Norwegian authorities.<br>
+The apostille itself is a stamp or printed form consisting of 10 numbered s=
+tandard fields. On the top is the text APOSTILLE, under which the text Conv=
+ention de La Haye du 5 octobre 1961 (English: Hague Convention of 5 October=
+ 1961) is placed. In the numbered fields the following information is added=
+:<br>
+1.	Country ... [country name]<br>
+This public document<br>
+2.	has been signed by ... [name]<br>
+3.	acting in the capacity of ... [function]<br>
+4.	bears the seal/stamp of ... [authority]certified<br>
+5.	at ... [location]<br>
+6.	the ... [date]<br>
+7.	by ... [name]<br>
+8.	No ... [apostille registration number]<br>
+9.	Seal/stamp ... [of the authority giving the apostille]<br>
+10.	Signature ... [signature of authority giving the apostille]<br>
+The information can be placed on the (back of the) document itself, or atta=
+ched to the document as an allonge.<br>
+<br>
+Allonge (from French allonger, &quot;to draw out&quot;), a slip of paper af=
+fixed to a negotiable instrument, as a bill of exchange, for the purpose of=
+ receiving additional endorsements for which there may not be sufficient sp=
+ace on the bill itself. An endorsement written on the allonge is deemed to =
+be written on the bill itself. An allonge is more usually met with in those=
+ countries where the Code Napoleon is in force, as the code requires every =
+endorsement to express the consideration. Under English law, as the simple =
+signature of the endorser on the bill, without additional words, is suffici=
+ent to operate as a negotiation, an allonge is seldom necessary.<br>
+<br>
+Eligible documents<br>
+Four types of documents are mentioned in the convention:[1]<br>
+1.	court documents<br>
+2.	administrative documents (e.g. civil status documents)<br>
+3.	notarial acts<br>
+4.	Official certificates which are placed on documents signed by persons in=
+ their private capacity, such as official certificates recording the regist=
+ration of a document or the fact that it was in existence on a certain date=
+ and official and notarial authentications of signatures.<br>
+<br>
+Legalization<br>
+States that have not signed the Convention must specify how foreign legal d=
+ocuments can be certified for its use. Two countries may have a special con=
+vention on the recognition of each other&#39;s public documents, but in pra=
+ctice this is infrequent. Otherwise, the document must be certified by the =
+foreign ministry of the country where the document originated and then by t=
+he foreign ministry of the government where the document will be used; one =
+of the certifications will often be performed at an embassy or consulate. I=
+n practice this means the document must be certified twice before it can ha=
+ve legal effect in the receiving country. For example, as a non-signatory, =
+Canadian documents for use abroad must be certified by the Deputy Minister =
+of Foreign Affairs in Ottawa or by a Canadian consular official abroad and =
+subsequently by the relevant government office or consulate of the receivin=
+g state.<br>
+<br>
+Abuse<br>
+The Apostille does not give information regarding the quality of the docume=
+nt, but certifies the signature (and the capacity of who placed it) and cor=
+rectness of the seal/stamp on the document which must be certified. In 2005=
+ The Hague Conference surveyed its members and produced a report in Decembe=
+r 2008 which expressed serious concerns about Diplomas and Degree certifica=
+tes, titled &quot;THE APPLICATION OF THE APOSTILLE CONVENTION TO DIPLOMAS I=
+NCLUDING THOSE ISSUED BY DIPLOMA MILLS&quot;. The possible abuse of the sys=
+tem was highlighted &quot;Particularly troubling is the possible use of dip=
+loma mill qualifications to circumvent migration controls, possibly by pote=
+ntial terrorists.&quot; (Page 5) The risk comes from the fact that the vari=
+ous government stamps give the document an air of authenticity without anyo=
+ne having checked the underlying document. &quot;An official looking certif=
+icate may be issued to a copy of a diploma mill qualification, and then sub=
+sequently issued with an Apostille, without anyone having ever verified the=
+ signature on, let alone the contents of, the diploma.&quot; (Page 7) <br>
+Further member states indicated &quot;they would be obliged to issue an Apo=
+stille for certification of a certified copy of a diploma issued by a diplo=
+ma mill&quot;. (Page 15) <br>
+The Hague Conference expressed concern as to whether this issue could affec=
+t the entire convention. &quot;...the Apostille does not &#39;look through =
+the certification&#39; and does not relate to the diploma itself .... There=
+ is a clear risk that such practices may eventually undermine the effective=
+ness and therefore the successful operation of the Apostille Convention&quo=
+t;. (Page 5)[11]<br>
+In February 2009 the Hague Conference decided to amend the wording on the A=
+postille to make it clear that no one was checking whether the document bei=
+ng attested was genuine or a fake. The new wording to be used was as follow=
+s. &quot;This Apostille only certifies the signature, the capacity of the s=
+igner and the seal or stamp it bears. It does not certify the content of th=
+e document for which it was issued.&quot;[12]<br>
+References:<br>
+Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for=
+ Foreign Public Documents&quot;. Hague Conference on Private International =
+Law.<br>
+1.	&quot;ABCs of Apostilles p. 13&quot;. Hague Conference on Private Intern=
+ational Law.<br>
+2.	&quot;United Kingdom, Competent Authorities&quot;. Hague Conference on P=
+rivate<br>
+3.	 International Law. Retrieved 9 March 2011.<br>
+4.	Authentication 2009<br>
+5.	Birth certificate application 2010<br>
+6.	Crampton 2007<br>
+7.	Apostiles n.d.<br>
+8.	Apostille, MOFA Japan (website in Japanese)<br>
+9.	MEA, India Legalisation of Documents.<br>
+10.	Information on the application of the convention to Hong Kong and Macau=
+<br>
+11.	 Permanent Bureau (December 2008). &quot;The application of the Apostil=
+le Convention to diplomas including those issued by diploma mills&quot;. Ha=
+gue Conference on Private International Law.<br>
+12.	Permanent Bureau (February 2009). &quot;Conclusions and Recommendations=
+ of the Special Commission on the Practical Operation of the Hague Apostill=
+e, Service, Taking of Evidence, and Access to Justice Conventions&quot;. Ha=
+gue Conference on Private International Law. p. 13.<br>
+<br>
+Apostilles are affixed by Competent Authorities designated by the governmen=
+t of a state which is party to the convention. A list of these authorities =
+is maintained by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. Example=
+s of designated authorities are embassies, ministries, courts or (local) go=
+vernments. For example, in the United States, the Secretary of State of eac=
+h state and his or her deputies are usually competent authorities. In the U=
+nited Kingdom, all apostilles are issued by the Foreign and Commonwealth Of=
+fice in Milton Keynes.<br>
+<br>
+To be eligible for an apostille, a document must first be issued or certifi=
+ed by an officer recognized by the authority that will issue the apostille.=
+ For example, the Secretary of State maintains specimen signatures of all n=
+otaries public, so documents that have been notarized are eligible for apos=
+tilles. <br>
+Remedy: Visually check the notarial language on your document and see if yo=
+ur notary has included the expiration date of his/her commission. While not=
+ required by law, many notaries include this information, and this could sa=
+ve you valuable time in the authentication process.<br>
+<br>
+Certified copies of vital records from unauthorized sources are not suitabl=
+e for authentication or filing abroad. Certified copies of vital records (b=
+irth, marriage and death) may be obtained only from the custodian of those =
+records. <br>
+Remedy: Vital Records are Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates. You must =
+obtain certified copies of such documents from the custodian of those recor=
+ds as listed above. <br>
+<br>
+An Apostille is an authentication of a public document issued pursuant to t=
+he 1961 Hague Convention abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for For=
+eign Public Documents. The Convention provides for the simplified certifica=
+tion of public (including notarized) documents to be used in countries that=
+ have joined the convention. Under the Hague Convention, signatory countrie=
+s have agreed to recognize public documents issued by other signatory count=
+ries if those public documents are authenticated by the attachment of an in=
+ternationally recognized form of authentication known as an Apostille. <br>
+<br>
+Iowa Code on Presumptions<br>
+<br>
+554.1206 PRESUMPTIONS.<br>
+         Whenever this chapter creates a &quot;presumption&quot; with respe=
+ct to a fact, or provides that a fact is &quot;presumed&quot;, the trier of=
+ fact must find the existence of the fact unless and until evidence is intr=
+oduced that supports a finding of its nonexistence.  <br>
+         Section History: Recent Form<br>
+         2007 Acts, ch 41, =A718, 57 <br>
+         Footnotes<br>
+         Former =A7 554.1206 repealed by 2007 Acts, ch 41, =A7 59<br>
+<br>
+REQUIREMENT TO MAKE AN OFFICIAL RECORD<br>
+<br>
+Title 18 USC Chapter 101 Section 2071(b) is the legal authority that requir=
+es them to record your documents in the Official Record. Even after I infor=
+med them of this, they still refused. I received some advice as to how to h=
+andle these minions at the County Recorder&#39;s office from someone who ha=
+s encountered the same situation and experienced <br>
+outstanding results. <br>
+<br>
+When dealing with your Public Servants who are not following your requests/=
+orders just ask them right  out, &quot;Are you a Public Servant?&quot; they=
+ say &quot;Yes&quot; then you ask, &quot;Do you  have a Bond or are Bonded?=
+&quot; again, they say &quot;Yes&quot;, then you say, &quot;Well  then, I&#=
+39;m accepting your offer of Oath & your Bond for Public Service,  and <br>
+I am going to give you a partial grant of my Sovereign Immunity to  carry o=
+ut my Orders, and <br>
+if you don&#39;t follow them then I will summons  the Sheriff here to have =
+you arrested for malfeasance of your fiduciary  duty, and <br>
+for violating your Federal Code at Title 18 sec. 241 & 242, and  <br>
+I will be forced to file a damage claim against your Bond, then you will no=
+t be bondable and you will lose your job, now is it worth it to you? I am o=
+rdering you to file my documents, NOW! <br>
+<br>
+If they still do not, then point at another employee, accept their oath & b=
+ond and order them to get the Sheriff, and then watch how fast you get some=
+ respect, or, you may be introduced to the Chief /Head Supervisor, and you =
+do the same routine upon them.<br>
+ <br>
+You see, their Oaths of Office is nothing more than a  Pubic Offer of Servi=
+ce, but you MUST accept that offer of service  thereby &quot;BINDING&quot; =
+them to their offer and compelling them to perform  their duties, otherwise=
+ they are not compelled because you have not &quot;accepted their offer to =
+serve you,&quot; otherwise you really do not have a  contract w/them, which=
+ is the ONLY thing that can bind & compel a man to  perform as a &quot;Publ=
+ic Servant&quot;, i.e. &quot;a contract&quot; since otherwise ALL men  are =
+created equal, and per the Maxim of Law that says, &quot;the ONLY thing  th=
+at can compel a man or woman to perform a duty or function, or pay a  sum o=
+f money is, ... &gt; &quot;A Contract!&quot; &lt;  .... <br>
+<br>
+Also, ALL Public  Servants/Employees MUST be Bonded to be able to work in t=
+heir capacity as Public Servants for us, no exceptions, as soon as you file=
+ a claim  against their Bonds (w/Risk Management or similar Dept.) they wil=
+l then  be suspended until an investigation is had and decided, which can b=
+e  delayed for a very long time, and they will be without pay, they have  j=
+ust too much to risk, you&#39;re in control, since you are the Employer who=
+ funds their pay checks. You tell them that you really do not wish to do th=
+at because their children are depending on them being good servants, but if=
+ they do not file your documents then they are forcing you file charges & a=
+ claim against their Bonds, it&#39;s on them, and they have to be responsib=
+le for the consequences of their actions. They made the offer of servitude =
+to you and you are just compelling them to perform their contractual duties=
+ to us. You are the Sovereign, you are the One who Employs & funds their sa=
+laries.<br>
+<br>
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+Subject: [WethePeople_Shareholders] your Bill of Exchange
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+The EXECUTOR'S ORDER is Acknowledged and this BILL OF EXCHANGE is concured =
+as a Just Act of an American's RELIEF.
+This Court here and now ORDERS the Probating and Transfer of the required U=
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+DATE: _________________
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+The EXECUTOR&#39;S ORDER is Acknowledged and this BILL OF EXCHANGE is concured as a Just Act of an American&#39;s RELIEF.<br>
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+         <H3>17. Requirements of Bills of Exchange</H3>
+
+<P align=justify>
+Requirements of bills of exchange are regulated by eight
+paragraphs of Article I, Section 1, BECA. The following elements
+can never be omitted: the term "bill of exchange" inserted in
+the text of the instrument (Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 1),
+an unconditional order to pay a certain sum of money (Article I,
+Section 1, Paragraph 2), the name of the person who is to pay
+(Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 3), the name of the person to
+whom or to whose order payment is to be made (Article I, Section
+1, Paragraph 6), the date of the drawing of the bill of exchange
+(Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 7) and the signature of the
+drawer (Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 8). On the other hand,
+maturity need not be stated at all in the bill of exchange
+(Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 4). The place of payment
+(Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 5) and the place of the drawing
+of the bill of exchange (Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 7) need
+not result from the bill directly but they may be indirectly
+deduced from other pieces of information in the bill.
+</P><P align=justify>
+Notes on individual essential elements of the bill of exchange
+following the order of Article I, Paragraph 1, BECA:
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>a)  Stipulation relating to bills of exchange</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+A bill of exchange must primarily include a designation that it
+is a bill of exchange, the so-called stipulation relating to
+bills of exchange. The stipulation must meet two cumulative
+preconditions: first, it must be part of the text of the bill of
+exchange. Therefore it is not enough to insert the term of "bill
+of exchange" only in the heading or as a decorative printed form
+on the margin of the form or in watermark. It is always
+necessary for the designation to be inserted directly in the
+text of the bill.
+</P><P align=justify>
+The second precondition is that the designation of bill
+of exchange must be written in the language in which the whole
+document is written. The bill should be drawn only in one
+language. The bill may be written in any of the existing
+languages and the participants are not restricted in any way as
+far as this is concerned. It does not matter who has drawn the
+bill and where it has been drawn, or when the bill is payable.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>b)  Unconditional payment order</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+The essence of the bill of exchange is a payment order of the
+drawer addressed to the drawee. The use of a certain form for
+this order is not prescribed but it must be clear from the text
+of the bill. In practice, we usually come across the mere
+imperative "Pay".
+</P><P align=justify>
+Pursuant to Article I, Section 1, Paragraph 2, BECA,
+this order must be unconditional and must be expressed in
+a certain sum of money. The amount requirement is important to the
+negotiability of draft and notes because they usually are sold
+at a discount, or less than face value.
+</P><P align=justify>
+The money relating to bills of exchange must be
+expressed in words or figures, or in both ways (it is actually
+required by all bill forms for security reasons). If the sum of
+money relating to bills of exchange is expressed differently in
+figures and words (for example, 100,000 and "one hundred and ten
+thousand") the bill of exchange is not invalid for the reason of
+contradicting pieces of information. In such cases the law
+reasonably states that if there are divergent data concerning
+the sum, it is the one expressed in words that holds. In case of
+the sum of money expressed several times in words or several
+times in figures, it is the sum that is the lowest one that
+holds and in no case the amounts may be added up.
+</P><P align=justify>
+The certainty of the sum of money relating to bills of
+exchange is also required by the statement of currency. It is
+not possible to pay interest on the sum of money relating to
+bills of exchange except for sight bills. When a bill of
+exchange is payable at sight, or at a fixed period after sight,
+the drawer may stipulate the sum payable shall bear interest. In
+the case of any other bill of exchange, this stipulation is
+deemed not to be written. The rate of interest must be specified
+in the bill of exchange; in default of such specification, the
+stipulation shall be deemed no to be written. Interest runs from
+the date of the bill of exchange, unless some other date is
+specified.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>c)  Name of the drawee</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+As already mentioned above, the drawee is a mere addressee of
+the payment order of the drawer. An obligation arises for him
+only by his acceptance (comp. Article I, Sections 21 - 29,
+BECA). The drawer may designate himself as the drawee (the
+so-called disguised bill of exchange). It is quite enough to
+state the name (designation, trade name) of the drawer. Other
+complementary data (birth identification number, residence,
+company registration number, seat, etc.) are only desirable from
+the practical point of view but the law does not require them
+for validity of the bill of exchange.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>d)  Indication of maturity</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+Maturity need not be indicated in the bill of exchange as such
+a bill is payable at sight pursuant to Article I, Section 2, BECA.
+</P><P align=justify>
+Pursuant to Article I, Section 33, Paragraph 1, the bill
+of exchange may be payable at sight, at a fixed period after
+sight, at a fixed period after the date of drawing and on
+a fixed day. Bills of exchange with another type of maturity are
+invalid. Bills of exchange payable by instalments are also null
+and void.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><b>Bills of exchange payable at sight (sight drafts)</b></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+Maturity at sight is formally based on expressly using words "at
+sight", "at presentation", "after sight", etc. Another option
+consists in not stating the day of maturity as mentioned above.
+With bills of exchange at sight the due day is not determined
+clearly in advance. The due day is the day when the bill of
+exchange is presented to the respective person for payment.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><b>Bills of exchange payable at a fixed period after sight
+(time drafts)</b></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+An example of time draft is a bill of exchange which is due "one
+month after sight". The time stated in the bill runs from the
+day of acceptance of the bill or the protest. Therefore
+acceptance must bear a date. If the bill was not accepted, or
+the date of acceptance was not stated the bill must be
+protested.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><b>Bills of exchange payable at a fixed period after the date of
+drawing
+(time drafts)</b></H4>
+These are bills in which maturity is stated at a fixed period
+after the day of drawing, for example, "pay in a month after
+drawing".
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><b>Bills of exchange payable on a fixed day (fixed time drafts)</b></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+It is the usual determination of maturity date, for example, "on
+21<SUP>st</SUP> August 2001".
+</P><P align=justify>
+Maturity of the bill of exchange may only be determined by the
+four methods mentioned above. Bills of exchange with a different
+maturity date are inadmissible. Now a few notes on various cases
+of invalid bills of exchange because of a defective
+determination of their maturity. The law expressly declares as
+invalid bills of exchange with successive maturity (installment
+bills of exchange).
+</P><P align=justify>
+The maturity date must be existing, otherwise the bill
+is invalid (for example, "on 31<SUP>st</SUP> November 2001"). A year must
+be unconditionally stated. Also, there must be only one maturity
+date clear from the bill. Therefore it is inadmissible to state
+the maturity date so that it will be more days, for example,
+"pay in August 2005", as such a bill would have 31 days of
+maturity in total. Also, bills of exchange with maturity "until
+22<SUP>nd</SUP> August 2005" or "during ten days since the day of drawing"
+will be invalid. These data are defective because of the
+prepositions "until" and "during" as it is not clear on which
+concrete day from the remaining time such a bill would be
+mature. Inadmissible are also alternative determinations of
+maturity ("pay on 2/7/2001 or 5/11/2001", "pay at sight or in two
+weeks after sight") and also bills of exchange in which the
+maturity is determined not only by a concrete day but also by an
+hour ("pay on 4<SUP>th</SUP> January 2005 at 13.00").
+</P><P align=justify>
+Table: Indication of Maturity
+</P><P align=justify>
+<IMG src="obr17a.gif">
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>e)  Place of payment</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+The place of payment may be stated in the bill of exchange in
+two manners. Firstly, the drawer may determine it expressly.
+However, if the drawer omits to state the place in the bill it
+does not follow that the bill is invalid. In such a case the
+legal place of payment pursuant to Article I, Section 2,
+Paragraph 3, BECA, is the place stated with the name of the
+drawer. This second possibility of determining the place of
+payment presupposes, of course, that there is a certain place
+stated with his name (and not more different places). Otherwise,
+it is an invalid bill of exchange.
+</P><P align=justify>
+The place of payment may be stated in the bill also
+through the domicile, for example, "Payable at the Deutsche
+Bank, Brno branch".
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>f)  Designation of the payee</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+As mentioned above, the bill of exchange cannot be issued as
+a security on bearer. The bill must always include the name of its
+first acquirer (payee).
+</P><P align=justify>
+The drawer and the payee may be identical (draft to
+one's own order).
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>g)  Day and place of drawing</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+The bill of exchange must include the day and the place of
+drawing. As for the day of drawing, the same rules as mentioned
+about the maturity date apply, especially the rule that the day
+must be existing and must be clear enough (day, month, year).
+The date of drawing must always precede the date of payment. If
+the place of drawing is not stated in the bill, it is considered
+to be drawn in the place stated with the name of the drawer
+(comp. Article I, Section 2, Paragraph 4, BECA). If no certain
+place is stated there, the bill is invalid.
+</P><P align=justify>
+<H4><i>h)  Signature of the drawer</i></H4>
+</P><P align=justify>
+The last essential element of bill of exchange stated by the law
+is the signature of the drawer. It is the only element of bill
+of exchange stated in Article I, Section 1, BECA, for which it
+holds that the signature of the drawer must be made in one's own
+hand.
+</P><P align=justify>
+Examples of bills of exchange:
+</P><P align=CENTER>
+<IMG src="obr17b.gif">
+</P><P align=CENTER>
+Bill of exchange, not accepted, payable on sight
+</P>
+<BR><BR><BR>
+<P align=CENTER>
+<IMG src="obr17a.gif">
+</P><P align=CENTER>
+Bill of exchange upon name, accepted, with negative protest stipulation,
+payable on a fixed date
+</P>
+      </DIV>
+      <DIV CLASS="botseda">
+         <H4 CLASS="tucne">References to topic:</H4>
+      </DIV>
+      <DIV CLASS="odkazy">
+         <H4>Question:</H4>
+         <A CLASS="hlstr" HREF="042otazka.html">Chapter 17</A>
+         <H4>Key words:</H4>
+         <A CLASS="hlstr" HREF="068priklad.html">Chapter 17</A>
+      </DIV>
+   </DIV>
+</DIV>
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