Why Does This Work BUT Sovereignty, SPC, UCC-1, Promissory Notes Do Not
One doesn't make up a claim to get rid of “alleged money owed”, and one should NEVER make a claim like all those other processes do (whether one understands why or not).
In this system, it's about questioning the creditor’s claims. Ask for proof and go from there. This process works within the existing system in a legal manner using well-established consumer laws and regulations. Sovereignty, SPC, UCC-1, Promissory Notes do not work with the CURRENT legal system in place and some are even illegal, getting one into more trouble.
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