Until One Lawfully Claims Their Estate, They Are Presumed a U.S. Citizen: A Foundational Truth in Lawful Status Correction

Title: Until One Lawfully Claims Their Estate, They Are Presumed a U.S. Citizen: A Foundational Truth in Lawful Status Correction

“He who fails to assert his rights has none.” — Maxim of Law

Introduction: Presumption vs. Lawful Standing

In the United States, every man or woman is born with an estate. This estate is tied to your legal name, your biological identity, and ultimately your inheritance of rights, land, and lawful standing. However, due to the legal framework under which our current system operates, until you lawfully claim your estate, you are presumed to be a U.S. citizen—a legal fiction operating under a commercial jurisdiction, not a living man or woman with full rights.

The U.S. Citizen Presumption: A Legal Fiction

• 14th Amendment Status: A “U.S. citizen” under the 14th Amendment is considered a corporate entity, created by Congress, subject to federal jurisdiction.
• Corporate Vessel/Ens Legis: The ALL-CAPS name (e.g., JOHN DOE) is a construct—a separate entity known as a decedent estate, or a transmitting utility.
• Ward of the State: Without taking control of this legal entity, you are presumed to be its trustee or surety, liable for its debts and actions.

“In commerce, he who holds the liability holds the burden.”

The Estate: What You Were Never Taught

• Every birth certificate creates a trust/estate in your name.
• The State acts as the Executor/Administrator of this estate until a lawful living man or woman steps forward to claim it.
• As long as this estate is unclaimed, your status remains that of a debtor or vessel in commerce.

Fact: The existence of your legal name in all capital letters on legal documents is not a stylistic choice—it is a reference to the commercial entity derived from your estate.

Lawful Remedy: Estate Claim and Status Correction

To break the presumption of U.S. citizenship and reclaim your lawful status:

1. Claim Your Estate: Declare your status as Executor and Beneficiary of the estate associated with your legal name.
2. Establish Trust Governance: Create a private irrevocable trust (or reconvey a revocable one) to hold title over the estate.
3. File & Publish Notices: Use the county recorder and/or your private venue (i.e., your website) to publish all lawful notices, trust declarations, and status corrections.
4. Rebut the Presumption: Use affidavits, disclaimers of interest, and UCC filings to rebut any presumed liability or agency relationship with the corporate STATE.

“Silence is acquiescence. Action is remedy.”

Results of Lawfully Claiming Your Estate

• You are no longer subject to statutes that apply to corporate persons.
• You stand in your proper capacity: a living man/woman, sui juris.
• You retain your rights, not just privileges.
• You become the Executor, not the surety.

Executor = Control
Surety = Liability

Conclusion: Status Is Everything

Until you lawfully claim your estate, you operate under presumption—as a citizen/subject/ward. By taking back control, you restore your lawful status, gain dominion over your legal estate, and step into your rightful inheritance.

This is not just paperwork. This is the line between commercial slavery and sovereign authority.

“Let him who wishes to be deceived, be deceived.” – Maxim of Law

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