INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECONVEYANCE

PURPOSE: As a Creditor of UNITED STATES and all other sub-corporations private and public, you are owed interest for the gold and all property that you "loaned" them starting March 9, 1933 to date. There is NO MONEY. In order to start getting your interest back, you must NOTICE your DEBTORS of what you expect them to do and the consequences if they do not comply. This file contains all the documents you will need to "register" your promissory note that you already have paid the bank and as a result get your house conveyed back to you or as they term it - a FULL RECONYEYANCE.

Following is a step by step list of actions that will instruct you on the specifics of how to take your house back after you have discharge it with your promissory note. Below is a list of the documents that one will need in this process;

1. NOTICE OF RECONVEYANCE
2. NOTICE OF DEFAULT
3. NOTICE OF BREACH - from a Notary
4. CERTIFICATE OF RECONVEYANCE - from a Notary
5. FULL RECONVEYANCE - from the Substitution Trustee

1. The NOTICE OF RECONVEYANCE is for the return of your equity (your house) when you signed the Promissory Note on your house - the banks have used your Note, and now, as their Settlor, you want the equity and the rents back.
a. Word process the NOTICE OF RECONYEYANCE for all of the correct information
b. When doing your Promissory. Note, create a new document on your computer and make a signature line just like the one you signed on the note originally, but type your name in upper and lower letters under the left side of the line and Settlor under the right side of the line. Then print it, cut it out and paste it on the right hand side of the Promissory Note. Then make a copy of it and have the copy notarized when you get the Notice notarized. The signatory should look like this.
John Henry Doe
EIN # 123456789 Settlor
PREPAID
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c. NOTE: If you cannot locate your Promissory Note, request a copy from the bank.
If they don't send you a copy, get a copy of a friend's note and type in all of your info and record it. If they ever challenge it, they will have to bring a certified copy both front and back of the original - which they probably don't have; the back will also show that the note was "PAID TO THE ORDER OF
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which proves that the bank indeed collateralized your note just as they would deposit a check. Either way they lose.
d. Attach the Promissory Note to the NOTICE OF RECONVEYANCE and get both notarized
e. Record the Notice with the County recorder. The original will go to the bank, so pay for a copy of the Notice to be sent to you. The reasons why you are recording this notice with the Recorder is that they are the PUBLIC FIDUCIARY for you as a SETTLOR and they must accept your instrument, register your instrument and deliver the instrument to your DEBTOR. Now the bank has received a "registered security."
f. When you get the copy back from the Recorder, wait ten (10) days for your FULL RECONVEYANCE from the bank.
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2. NOTICE OF DEFAULT
After giving ten (10) days and you have received no response, prepare the NOTICE OF DEFAULT. This document is the entering in of the charge to the Notary Public who is acting as a Deputy Superior Court Clerk. Take this document to the notary, notarize it and have the notary start the Notarial Protest. If the Respondents do not answer in 10 days, the notary will notice them again to give them one more opportunity. Then the notary will issue a CERTIFICATE OF RECONVEYANCE which is considered a DEFAULT JUDGMENT.
3. NOTICE OF BREACH - by a Notary Public
Now we will go through the process called a Notarial Protest, a very powerful process that will create a witness against the Respondent through a Public Official. Following is the definition of a Notary Public according to Black's Law Dictionary, 6th edition.
It is
important to know why you need to use a Notary Public.