Christopher Hauser’s Conditional Acceptance Step-by-Step Process to Lien

I: First there must be an offer to accept. What is an offer?

Offer - Offer, verb. To bring to or before; to present for acceptance or rejection; to hold out or
proffer; to make a proposal to; to exhibit something that may be taken or received or not. To
attempt or endeavor; to make an effort to effect some object, as, to offer to bribe; in this sense
used principally in criminal law. In trial practice, to offer evidence is to state its nature and
purport, or to recite what is expected to be proved by a given witness or document, and demand
its admission. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 975

Offer - Offer, noun. A proposal to do a thing or pay an amount, usually accompanied by an

expected acceptance, counter offer, turn promise or act. A manifestation of willingness to enter
into a bargain, so made as to justify another person in understanding that his assent to that
bargain is invited and will conclude it. Restatement, Second, Contracts, § 24. A promise; a
commitment to do from doing some specified thing in the future. Offer creates a power of
acceptance permitting the offeree by accepting the offer to transform the offeror's promise into a
contractual obligation. See also Offer and acceptance.
Offer and acceptance - An attempt; endeavor. With respect to securities, the price at which a
person is ready to sell. Opposed to bid, the price at which one is ready to buy. See also
Offering. , See also Bid; Counter offer; Firm offer; Issue; Offer and acceptance; Offer of proof;
Promise; Proposal; Tender; Utter. ' Irrevocable offer. One which may not be withdrawn after it
has been communicated without the consent of the offeree. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition
Page 976

II: Second comes the acceptance to an offer. What is acceptance?

Accept - To receive with approval or satisfaction; to receive with intent to retain. Morris v. State,
102 Ark. 513, 145 S.W. 2 13, 2 14. Also, in the capacity of drawee of a bill, to recognize the
draft, and engage to pay it when due (see Acceptance, infra). Admit and agree to; accede to or
consent to; receive with approval; adopt; agree to. Rocha v. Hulen, 6 Cal. App.2d 245, 44 P.2d
478, 482, 483. Means something more than to receive, meaning to adopt, to agree to carry out
provisions, to keep and retain. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Acceptance - The taking and receiving of anything in good part, and as it were a tacit agreement
to a preceding act, which might have been defeated or avoided if such acceptance had not been
made. The act of a person to whom a thing is offered or tendered by another, whereby he
receives the thing with the intention of retaining it, such intention being evidenced by a sufficient
act. Aetna Inv. Corporation v. Chandler Landscape & Floral Co., 227 Mo.App. 1 7, 50 S.W.2d
195, 197. The exercise of power conferred by an offer by performance of some act. In re
Lamey's Estate, 148 Misc. 871, 266 N.Y.S. 564. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Commercial paper - Acceptance is the drawee's signed engagement to honor the draft as
presented. It must be written on the draft, and may consist of his signature alone. It becomes
operative when completed by delivery or notification. V.C.C. § 3-410. CertIfication of a check is
acceptance. V.C.C. § 3-411. A draft may be accepted although it has not been Signed by the
drawer or is otherwise incomplete or is overdue or has been dishonored. V.C.C. § 3-410(2). See
also Acceptor, Banker's acceptance; Honor. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Contracts - Compliance by offeree with terms and conditions of offer constitute an acceptance.
Davis & Clanton v. C. I. T. Corporation, 190 S.C. 151, 2 S.E.2d 382, 383. See also Confirmation;
Offer and acceptance. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Deed - Act by which vendee vests himself with title to the property. Hardin v. Kazee, 238 Ky.
526, 38 S.W.2d 438. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Insurance - In a contract of insurance, the acceptance occurs when the insurer agrees to accept
the application and to issue policy. Acacia Mut. Life Ass'n v. Berry, 54 Ariz. 208, 94 P.2d 770,
772. Delay or inaction on the part of an insurer cannot constItute an acceptance. French
American Banking Corporation v. Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., D.C.N.Y., 43 F.Supp. 494, 498. More
than mere mental resolution or determination on part of insurer to accept application is required;
such must be communicated to applicant. Limbaugh v. Monarch Life Ins. Co., Springfield Mass.,
Mo.App., 84 S.W.2d 208, 212. Term as applied to policy means assent, acquiescence or
agreement to terms and conditions of policy. Baker v. St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Mo.App.,
427 S.W.2d 281, 291. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Sale of goods - V.C.C. § 2-606 provides three ways a buyer can accept goods: (1) by signifying
to the seller that the goods are conforming or that he will accept them in spite of their
nonconfOrmity, (2) by failing to make an effective rejection, and (3) by doing an act inconsistent
with the seller's ownership. Acceptance of a part of any commercial unit is acceptance of that
entire unit. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12

Types of acceptance - Conditional - An engagement to pay the draft or accept the offer on the
happening of a condition. A conditional acceptance is in effect a statement that the offeree is
willing to enter into a bargain differing in some respects from that proposed in the original offer.
The conditional acceptance is, therefore, itself a counter offer.

Express - An undertaking in direct and express terms to pay the bill, draft, etc.; an absolute
acceptance.
Implied - An undertaking to pay the draft inferred from acts of the drawee of a character which
fairly warrant such an inference. In case of a bilateral contract, acceptance of an offer need not
be expressed, but may be shown by any words or acts indicating the offeree's assent to the
proposed bargain.
Qualified - One either conditional or partial, and which introduces a variation in the sum, mode,
or place of payment. In contract law, an acceptance based on a variation of the terms of the
offer and hence a counteroffer. In negotiable instruments, a variation in the terms of the
instrument by the acceptor. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 12-13
Counter offer - A statement by the offeree which has the legal effect of rejecting the offer and of
proposing a new offer to the offeror. Restatement of Contracts, § 60. However, the provisions of
U.C.C. § 2- 207(1 )(2) modifies this principle of contract law as regards sales of goods by
providing that the additional terms are to be construed as proposals for addition to the contract.
Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 315

A counteroffer functions as both a rejection of an offer to enter into a contract, as well as a new
offer that materially changes the terms of the original offer. Because a counteroffer serves as a
rejection, it completely voids the original offer. This means that the original offer can no longer
be accepted. However, added modifications do not necessarily mean that a party made a
counteroffer. Instead, these added modifications may create a conditional acceptance,
depending on the changed terms and the applicable law. Alternatively, requests for
modifications may not constitute a new offer at all, but may instead be mere negotiation.
Counteroffer | Wex | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute (cornell.edu)

Depending on your situation you may wish to call your Conditional Acceptance a Modification
Acceptance in this case though, it is not necessary. You’ll soon see why as you keep reading. At
other times you may just need to fully Accept the offer given unto you, then you can make
demands upon Acceptance. [Emphases added]

Now that you are aware that sometimes a Conditional Acceptance is not considered an
acceptance at all but rather a counter offer. If by chance you coincidentally turned your
Conditional Acceptance into a counter offer you then are relying on acceptance to your counter
offer in order to have a bilateral binary contract. So what can we do? Great question. Well,
typically you don't need to do anything. Why? Because you will give an allotted time frame,
usually ten (10) days within your Conditional Acceptance for the original offeror to respond or
perform the conditions to your Conditional Acceptance. Typically the original offeror will not and
cannot respond, perform or reply to your counter offer within the allotted time frame. Essentially
what this does is it automatically creates acceptance through silence. Silence is acquiescence
by tacit agreement. [emphases added]

Silence - The state of a person who does not speak, or of one who refrains from speaking. In
the law of estoppel, silence implies knowledge and an opportunity to act upon it. Pence v.
Langdon, 99 V.S. 578, 581 , 25 L.Ed. 420; Stewart v. Wyoming Cattle Ranch Co., 128 U.S. 383,
9 S.Ct. 101, 32 L.Ed. 439. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 1239

Tacit - Existing, inferred, or understood without being openly expressed or stated; implied by
silence or silent acquiescence, as a tacit agreement or a tacit understanding. State V. Chadwick,
150 Or. 645, 47 P.2d 232, 234. Done or made in silence, implied or indicated, but not actually
expressed. Manifested by the refraining from contradiction or objection; inferred from the
situation and circumstances, in the absence of express matter. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th
edition Page 1302

Agreement - A concord of understanding and intention, between two or more parties, with
respect to the effect upon their relative rights and duties, of certain past or future facts or
performances. The act of two or more persons, who unite in expressing a mutual and common
purpose, with the view of altering their rights and obligations. A coming together of parties in
opinion or determination ; the union of two or more minds in a thing done or to be done ; a
mutual assent to do a thing. Com. Dig. Agreement, A 1. See Aggregatio Mentium. Carter V.
Prairie Oil & Gas Co., 58 o.kl. 365, 100 P. 319, 322 ; Tucker v. Pete Sheeran Bro. & Co., 155 Ky.
670, 160 IS. W. 176, 178 ; Stuckert v. Cann, 111 A. 596, 597, 1 W. ' W. Harr. (Del.) 129 ;
Northwestern Pac. R. Co. v. Industrial Accident Commission of California, 173 Cal. 652, 161 P.
123, 125 ; Simpson Const. 00. v. Industrial Board of Illinois, 275 Ill. 300, 114 N. E. 138, 140. The
consent of two or more persons concurring, the one in parting with, the other in receiving, some
property, right, or benefit. Bac. Abr. . A promise, or undertaking. This is a loose and incorrect
sense of the word. Wain v. Warlters, 5 East, 11. The writing or instrument which is evidence of
an agreement. Black’s Law Dictionary 3rd edition Page 84

III: Both offer and acceptance creates a contract. What is an offer, acceptance, and contract?

Offer and acceptance - In a bilateral contract, the two elements which constitute mutual assent,
a requirement of the contract. In a unilateral contract, the acceptance is generally the act or
performance of the offeree, though, in most jurisdictions, a promise to perform is inferred if the
offeree commences the undertaking and the offeror attempts to revoke before the offeree has
had an opportunity to complete the act. See also Offer; Parol evidence rule. Black’s Law
Dictionary 5th edition Page 976

Offeree - In contracts, the person to whom an offer is made by the offeror. Black’s Law
Dictionary 5th edition Page 976

Offeror - In contracts, the party who makes the offer and looks for acceptance from the
offeree. Black’s Law Dictionary 5th edition Page 976

Contract - A promissory agreement between two or more persons that creates, modifies, or
destroys a legal relation. See Buffalo Pressed Steel Co. v. Kirwan, 138 Md. 60, 113 A. 628, 630
; Mexican Petroleum Corporation of Louisiana v. North German Lloyd (D. C.) 17 F.(2d) 113, 114.
Other definitions: An agreement, upon sufficient consideration, to do or not to do a particular
thing. 2 Bl. Comm. 442 ; 2 Kent, Comm. 449. Justice v. Lang, 42 N. Y. 496, 1 Am. Rep. 576 ;
Edwards v. Kearzey, 96 U. S. 599, 24 L. Ed. 793 ; Canterberry v. Miller, 76 Ill. 355 ; Civ. Code
Oal. § 1549 ; Code Ga. 1882, § 2714 (Civ. Code 1910, § 4216). A contract is an agreement
between two or more persons to do or not to do a particular thing ; and the obligation of a
contract Is found in the terms in which the contract is expressed, and Is the duty thus assumed
by the contracting parties respectively to perform the stipulations of such contract. When that
duty is recognized and enforced by the municipal law, it is one of perfect, and when not so
recognized and enforced, of imperfect, obligation. Barlow v. Gregory, 31 Conn. 265 A covenant
or agreement between two or more persons, with a lawful consideration or cause.
Jacob - A deliberate engagement between competent parties, upon a legal consideration, to do,
or abstain from doing, some act. Wharton. A contract or agreement is either where a promise is
made on one side and assented to on the other ; or where two or more persons enter into
engagement with each other by a promise on either side. 2 Steph. Comm. 54. A contract is an
agreement by which one person obligates himself to another to give, to do, or permit, or not to
do, something expressed or implied by such agreement. eiv. Code La. art. 1761 ; Fisk v. Police
Jury, 34 La. Ann. 45. The writing which contains the agreement of parties, with the terms and
conditions, and which serves as a proof of the obligation. Black’s Law Dictionary 3rd edition
Page 421

IV: Now that you have a better comprehension of what an offer is and how an acceptance to an
offer creates a bilateral binary contract, begin writing your Conditional Acceptance to complete a
contract with the offeror. Within your Conditional Acceptance Contract you’ll want to add what is
called the postal rule to ensure that the offeror comprehends that a true bilateral binary contract
is in effect and taking place. Example:

Be It Known: This Conditional Acceptance is based on the Whatever Offer You Have offer which
establishes a Common-Law-Contract between us under the Postal-rule.

The Postal-Rule

The postal-rule also known as the mailbox-rule or deposited-acceptance-rule is a term of

common-law-contracts which determines the timing of acceptance of an offer when mail is
contemplated as the medium of acceptance. The general-principle is that a contract is formed
when acceptance is actually communicated to the offeror. The mailbox-rule is an exception to
the general-principle. The mailbox-rule provides that the contract is formed when a
properly-prepaid and properly-addressed-letter of acceptance is posted. One rationale given for
the rule is that the offeror nominates the post-office as implied-agent and thus receipt of the
acceptance by the post-office is regarded as that offeree. The main effect of the mailbox-rule is
that the risk of acceptance being delivered late or lost in the post is placed upon the offeror. If
the offeror is reluctant to accept this risk, he can always require actual receipt before being
legally bound.
The Postal-Service notation:

It should be understood that our carriers are not signing for customers, but instead identified the
customer to whom the item is being delivered. The new practice is deemed to fit within the
requirements set forth in the Domestic-Mail-Manual (“DMM”). Under existing federal-law, the
Postal-Service has authority to temporarily alter its procedures to ensure it can continue to
provide postal-services to the nation. 39 U.S.C. §§ 101, 401, 403, 410 4

Despite this policy, it has become an increasing trend for some attorneys and their clients to
discover a certified mail receipt that is marked COVID-19 or C-19 in lieu of a signature or first
initial and last name.

Under this rule acceptance is deemed by law to occur at the time the letter of acceptance is
posted by the person wanting to accept it and not the time at which it is received or read by the
offeror.
Within your Conditional Acceptance you're going to have it broken up into different sections, i’ll
provide a simple list of the sections needed within your Conditional Acceptance as follows:

● A From and To section. ← Who it’s from and who it’s going to (Always add the Attorney
General of the United States, and the Attorney General of your state as witnesses to
your Conditional Acceptance.);
● Re: section. ← In Regards to (what offer);
● Postal Rule section. ← Common Law way to lock the other party into Contract;
● A pertinent law section. ← Pertinent laws regarding your situation or circumstances;
● A definition section. ← An extremely very important section for any given contract,
without a definition section the two parties can never have a meeting of the minds, as
there can be a dozen or more definitions defining just one word meaning many different
things. There is a common usage definition and there is a legal definition and the both of
them can have multiple definitions (choose a definition that benefits you for your
situation) each for the one single word;
● Facts and Events section. ← Facts and events of the offer and subsequent parties
involved;
● Offeror’s Declarations section. ←Your Declarations and your Offer, additional facts
relevant to this Conditional Acceptance;
● A Crimes committed section. ← If the Offeror has committed any crimes within the
business activities they’re engaged in you would have a list of counts of the specific
crimes they’ve committed, to inform them of their wrongdoings, so that they comprehend
just how serious this Conditional Acceptance really is;
● A Certificate of service section. ← Certificate of Service and interested parties, which
lets third parties viewing the contract such as a Court/Judge know that you sent a copy
of the contract to additional parties such as Trustees or Witnesses;
● Conditions section. ← Conditional Acceptance of Your Offer Conditions, listing all of your
conditions for the offeror to perform in order for acceptance of their terms and conditions
to take effect;
● Terms. ← The terms of your contract that the offeror is contractually agreeing to by not
performing your conditions to lawfully accept their offer;
● Security Agreement section. ← This section can create or provide you an interest in
personal property that secures payment or performance of an obligation;
● A conclusion section. ← A decision made that is determined by what laws are used and
how the laws apply to a particular case or cause;
● A summary section. ← Simply just sum up the offer, the acceptance, the newly formed
contract based off of offer and acceptance;
● A Legend section. ← The use of a legend allows others to navigate through your
contract with ease to have a meeting of the minds;
● A Disclaimer section. ← This is a very important section as all codified laws are
copyrighted, by adding a disclaimer you’re covering your own ass by using copyrighted
material;
● An Avouchment section. ← The Avouchment section is an affirmation declaring the
provable truth;
 ● A Notary section. ← Notaries have a very important role in any process you wish to do.
Please research the duties of a Notary if you wish to know more. In the Conditional
Acceptances case we are going to use a Notary as a witness to our autograph or
signature. ← Every party must have their own original wet ink signature copy, as well as
all witnesses. You may wish to have an original for each party, each witness, and three
copies for yourself. Why three copies for yourself? At the end of your process, you’re
going to have to give an original wet ink signature copy to the Treasurer of the United
States. Therefore, you need at least two wet ink signature copies if you wish to retain
one for yourself. The additional third copy would be for an additional one being handy
just in case the other party should happen to summons you to a Court of law or you may
wish to sue the other party in a Court of law on top of putting liens on the other party if
you word your Conditional Acceptance in such a way that your contract allows for such.

Just so that you’re aware all these different sections are not necessarily necessary, like the
legend for instance they’re usually found on a map.

(See attached conditional acceptance as a reference or guide)

V: Send your corresponding Conditional acceptance by way of Certified or Registered return

receipt mail. You must use the public Post-Office to send your correspondences because if you
use a private courier such as the UPS, fedex, DHL, etc. the postal rule will no longer apply
which is what lock’s your contract into place. Not that you may or may not have a lawful contract
in place, it’s simply just that the postal rule will no longer apply and take effect. Each certified or
registered mail sticker has numbers associated with and on them, those numbers are going to
be your contract number.

VI: Now that you have your Conditional Acceptance done and mailed off you now have a
contract number to work with (For the claim of lien for the principal(s) just use the same contract
number as the big dog like the C.-E.-O., Clerk of Court, Sheriff, Chief of Police,etc.). Therefore,
you can now write a claim of lien. On said claim of lien you’ll need your contract numbers, and
you’ll need to make up your own instrument number for each claim of lien. Instrument Number
Example: CAH-169218-2-1001 ← i used my initials for my name, hence CAH, the numbers
169218 are personal numbers that only correlate to me, such as a family dog or cats birthdate,
not recommended to use yourself or a spouse's birthdate. The 2 represents how many times i
personally sent out a set of liens, so in your case you may wish to use a 1 being this is your first
set of liens. The last four digits i started out with one-thousand so the one-thousand-one is used
as my first instrument number for my first lien. When you have multiple liens to your one
Conditional Acceptance you’ll want to keep adding to the last four digits for each claim of lien
such as CAH-169218-2-1002, CAH-169218-2-1003, CAH-169218-2-1004, so on and so forth for
each claim of lien per Conditional Acceptance. If you only have one person's name you’ll still
have two claims of lien because one will always be for that person's principal (the company,
business, corporation, agency, etc. that they work for). Yes, you’re putting a lien on the person
or persons and their principal. In the case that you may have six persons under the same
company you’ll have seven total claims of lien under one Conditional Acceptance. If you have
six persons but two companies, you’ll then have eight claims of lien because you now have two
principals. Once all of your claims of lien are written up and printed, you’re going to want to
monetize that back of each claim of lien. Whoa! What is that?

Monetize - 1: To coin money also to establish as legal tender. 2: To purchase public or private
debt and thereby free for other uses moneys that would have been devoted to debt service. 3:
To utilize something of value as a source of profit. Example of Monetize:

Instrument-No. CAH-169218-2-1001
Pay To: Christopher-Alan: Hauser, Beneficiary of Social Security Cestui Que
Trust CHRISTOPHER A HAUSER, Trust # 123-45-6789 ← Your Social Security Number
Amount: $4,000,000.00

Without recourse

Dated: 09-29:2015 C.E.

Autographed:Christopher-Alan: Hauser, beneficiary ← Your beneficiary signature

Christopher-Alan: Hauser, beneficiary

This ↑ is considered monetizing your document. You need to do this to the back of each of your
claims of lien.

(See attached claim of lien for reference or guide)

VII: Create an Assignment document. An assignment document is basically assigning the

created debt to the United States Treasury. When you Contracted with the offeror and gave
them notice of lien within your contractual terms and they did not perform according to your
conditions of the contract you created a debt under your terms which the offeror, sometimes aka
wrongdoers are now indebted to you and owe you the amount you stated within your terms. The
idea behind the assignment document is that once you assign it to the Treasury of the United
States it now becomes their debt and the debt is now owed to the Treasury of the United States
and no longer owed to you because you're assigning and giving it to them. Whoa! Why would i
give away the debt they owe me? You’re assigning and giving the debt to the Treasury of the
United States because they have a debt collection agency called the Internal Revenue Service
hereinafter IRS to collect the debt owed to the Treasury of the United States. What? So i no
longer get the money that i intended on getting by way of a lien? Yes, you’ll still get the money,
just not all of it so long as you do the next step correctly. Please keep in mind, that i’m providing
a copy of an assignment document that i used on a UCC-1 financing statement and a UCC-3
amendment document. i personally highly recommend not using the UCC-1 or the UCC-3 to
assign the debt. Please create your own assignment document without using the UCC-1 and
UCC-3, i’m only providing copies of the UCC-1 and UCC-3 as reference on what to say or write
to create your own assignment document without the need or use of the UCC-1 and UCC-3.
 (See attached assignment UCC-1 and UCC-3 for reference or guide)
(Do Not Use a UCC-1 or UCC-3 Create your own document)

VIII: Create a contract between yourself and the Secretary of Treasury of the United States.
Basically this contract is what’s going to get you some money out of the debt that you created.
Within this contract you’re going to give the Secretary of Treasury of the United States thirty-five
percent (35%) of the take of the debt you created for consideration of the duties you’re going to
ask of them to perform. You created a claim of lien, a claim of lien is not a lien just simply a
claim. In this contract with the Secretary of Treasury of the United States you’re going to give
them your Power of Attorney to do the task of creating a lien, collecting on said lien, and
disbursement of the remainder sixty-five percent (65%) back to you. By monetizing the backs of
all of your claims of lien, you essentially created the money for them to give you the sixty-five
percent (65%) within a forty-five day period. If by chance you do not receive a check or a direct
deposit of the money within the forty-five day period, there’s only one other place the Secretary
of Treasury would have and could have put the money and that is in your Cestui Que Trust
Account. (If that’s the case you’ll have to write letters of credit to gain access to the funds.) It
then falls on the IRS to collect said liens from the offeror or wrongdoers, for them to recoup the
debt owed. This contract must be Notarized by a Notary Public.

The Attorney General of the United States, and your State Attorney General will be your
designated witnesses throughout the entirety of the entire process. They will receive an original
copy of the Conditional Acceptance, an unmonetized copy of claims of lien, a copy of the debt
assignment document, and most importantly the contract with the Treasury.

The use of all IRS tax forms stated within all documents are not needed and not necessary
because the Secretary of Treasury will have your Power of Attorney to use said IRS tax forms if
they truly need them to fulfill the Lien Process.

(See attached copy of contract with the Treasury for reference or guide)

IX: Mail the contract, claims of lien, and assignment document by way of Certified or Registered
return receipt mail to:

Department of Treasury
In care of current secretary’s name Secretary of Treasury
1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20220

X: It is highly recommended to open a beneficiary bank account. No such thing exists but can
be created by you. Never mention anything to the bank about a beneficiary account because
they won’t open the account for you if you mention such a thing. Go to a bank of your choice
and choose the type of account that you wish to open. Me, i recommend a non-interest bearing
checking account. Once it's time to sign their documents or paperwork just simply sign
everything with your beneficiary signature. That’s it you're done, you've successfully opened a
beneficiary bank account. Every time you sign anything at all pertaining to this account, sign
your beneficiary signature, especially every check you ever write out of said account. The
purpose for this account is to protect your credits on account within your bank account from
being levied or from having a lien put on it.

Christopher-Alan: Hauser, beneficiary’s Step-byStep Process to Lien.

Recap of the Step-by-Step Lien Process as follows:

● Offer;
● Acceptance;
● Conditional Acceptance;
● Post office mailing;
● Claim of Lien;
● Assignment of debt;
● Contract with the Treasury;
● Post office mailing;
● Open a beneficiary bank account;
● Get paid :)