Status correction is the foundational step for individuals seeking to separate themselves from statutory U.S. citizenship and reclaim their natural rights under common law. Through a series of structured legal documents, individuals can reassert their sovereignty, eliminate false presumptions, and regain full control over their name, identity, estate, and legal standing. This lesson explores each of the essential documents used in the process of status correction, explaining their purpose, structure, and significance. Understanding these documents is critical for anyone navigating the private domain, restoring lawful standing, and insulating oneself from government overreach or statutory presumption.

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In this module, you will learn: The Purpose and Power of the Declaration Understand why the Declaration of Political Status is the foundational document in correcting your legal status and how it serves as a lawful notice of your sovereign standing. Statutory vs. Sovereign Status Learn the key differences between a statutory "U.S. citizen" and a private, sovereign American—and how this declaration lawfully distinguishes you from federal jurisdiction. Legal and Historical Foundations Explore the legal basis for self-determination through American founding documents and international law, including the Declaration of Independence and the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. How to Draft and Execute the Declaration Step-by-step guidance on writing, notarizing, and properly serving your Declaration of Political Status to ensure it is recognized and recorded. Real-World Implications Discover how this declaration affects your interactions with courts, government agencies, taxation systems, and your overall legal identity in the public and private realms.

In this module, you will gain a deep understanding of how the Declaration of Political Status Act of 1779 serves as a powerful historical and legal tool in reclaiming your original, sovereign political status. Specifically, you will learn:

The Two Witness Statements are sworn affidavits from third parties that confirm your intent, mental competence, and sovereignty, providing legal credibility and protection during the status correction process.

The Deed of Reconveyance is a legal document that reclaims ownership of your name, estate, and identity from the State, restoring lawful control to you, the living man or woman.

The Certificate of Assumed Name is a legal declaration reclaiming full ownership and control over all variations of your name to prevent unauthorized use and statutory misrepresentation.

The Acts of Expatriation are legal declarations that formally renounce all forms of U.S. corporate citizenship tied to different name variants, securing your sovereign status beyond statutory jurisdiction.

Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA) Notice – A formal declaration asserting your immunity from U.S. statutory jurisdiction by claiming private sovereign status under international law.

Cancellation of All Prior Powers of Attorney – A legal declaration that revokes all previous or presumed authorizations, reclaiming full control over your name, estate, and affairs from any third party.

DNA Paramount Claim is a sovereign declaration asserting exclusive ownership over your DNA and biometric data, protecting it from unauthorized use, tracking, or genetic manipulation.

Affirms your lawful transition from statutory subject to sovereign individual through a complete set of corrective legal declarations.