AFFIDAVIT

In Support of
Indorsed Bill Payment
John Henry Doe, being duly sworn, does hereby solemnly declare:

[if !supportLists]1. [endif]That the Undersigned, John Henry Doe, hereinafter

"Affiant", is over the age of eighteen (18) years and competent to testify; and fur-
ther,
[if !supportLists]2. [endif]That Affiant has first hand knowledge of the facts
testified to herein; and further,
[if !supportLists]3. [endif]That the facts testified to are true, correct, certain,
and not misleading; and further,
[if !supportLists]4. [endif]That it was, is, and always will be the intent and
deed of the Affiant to demand lawful money for all transactions, nunc pro tunc,
September 15, 2011, per 12 USC 411; and further,
[if !supportLists]5. [endif]That it was, is, and always will be the intent and
deed of the Affiant to demand full discharge and acquittance for all transactions
tendering payments for all obligations, nunc pro tunc, September 15, 2011, per
12 USC 95a(2); and further,
[if !supportLists]6. [endif]That Affiant has not seen or presented with
any verified evidence, and believes that none exists, that sufficiently
demonstrates probable cause to believe:
a that a bank emergency was not declared on March 9, 1933 by
the President Roosevelt because of the insolvency of the United
States; and,
b that gold was not transferred from U.S. Citizens to the United
States by Executive Order 6102 on May 1, 1933 for the purpose
of mitigating said insolvency; and,
c that charges of treason and theft were not filed by Congressman
Louis T. McFadden on May 23, 1933 concerning said transfer;
and,
d that Congress did not pass House Joint Resolution 192 on June
5, 1933 to mitigate said charges by providing to U.S. Citizens the
consideration of the equitable right of setoff of their debt obliga-
tions, dollar for dollar, by the United States Treasury; and,
e that said transfer did not create a trust, hereinafter “Trust”; and,
f that the right of setoff of all debt obligations of U.S. Citizens is
not the res of said Trust; and,
g that said transfer did not make U.S. Citizens the Grantors of said
Trust; and,
h that said transfer did not make U.S. Citizens the Beneficiaries of
said Trust; and,
i that the Beneficiary is not a U.S. Citizen; and,
j that said transfer did not make the United States Congress,
hereinafter “Trustee”, the Trustee of said Trust; and,
k that all commercial entities operating under the jurisdiction and licens-
ing of the United States are not thereby agents or instrumentalities
thereof, acting as its trustees having the capacity to ledger the equitable
right of setoff payments via deposit of same to the United States Trea-
sury; and,
l that the failure of said agents to ledger upon receipt the indorsed
obligations of any U.S. Citizen as a right of setoff does not con-
stitute a breach of said Trust; and,
m that payment by performance, specifically the performance of
Beneficiary’s indorsement authorizing the Trustee to pay by
setoff against the debt of property and labor owed by the United
States Treasury to the Beneficiary, is not the only means of pay-
ment available to the Beneficiary per the intent and purpose of
said Trust; and,
n that “payment” and “promise of payment” are not economic and
accounting terms that are essentially different in form and sub-
stance, in that the former has the capacity to settle and dis-
charge a debt and the latter does not, but can only delay and dis-
place such debt; and,
o that presentments of debt for settlement are not asking for pay-
ment, but rather for the promise of payment that are represented
by liability instruments such as Federal Reserve Notes, checks,
and credit; and,
p that said payment cannot be effected solely and simply by the
Beneficiary’s indorsement on the presentment of debt obliga-
tions, for deposit to the United States Treasury; and,
q that the liability for a debt obligation does not transfer to the
holder of said payment for said obligation if holder fails to make
deposit of said to the United States Treasury or fails to receive a
rejection by the United States Treasury of said deposit; and,
r that the Beneficiary’s acceptance and indorsement of debt obligation
presentments do not constitute contracts made in good faith reliance on
12 USC 411 and 12 USC 95a(2) to transfer said Beneficiary’s equitable
title to the public credit associated with said obligations to the presen-
ters of same and thereby enable said presenters to deposit said credit to
the United States as tender of payment in lawful money for full acquit-
tance and discharge of said obligations; and,
s that, absent refusal for cause of said payments for deposit to the United
States, any further attempts at collection of said obligations after said
payments for same were tendered in good faith and received, would not
constitute questioning the validity of the public debt and credit of the
United States, and be a cause of action against same for instigating in-
surrection and rebellion against the United States pursuant to Section 4
of the 14th Amendment, and for imposing involuntary servitude under
18 USC 241, 1584 and U.S. v. Kozminski, 487 U.S. 931 (1988); and,
t that said payments do not constitute negotiable instruments that have
the capacity to transfer title to transferee of same; and,
u that this instant Affidavit does not constitute admissible evidence, truth
in commerce, and equitable estoppel if not timely rebutted point by
point by parties so noticed thereof, under the full faith and credit of the
United States for public acts and records of each State (Article IV);
and,
v that said Beneficiaries may not collect bounties for services rendered in
suppressing insurrection and rebellion against the United States insti-
gated by parties who question the public debt and credit of the United
States by dishonoring tenders of lawful money payments in good faith
reliance upon 12 USC 411, 12 USC 95a(2) and Section 4 of the 14th
Amendment; and,
w that Affiant is not one of the general executors for the Beneficiaries
which are agents and instrumentalities of the United States, and as such
has a duty and the authority to protect the property of the United States;
and,
 x that failure to report insurrection and rebellion against the United States
to government authorities would not constitute Misprision of Felony
under 18 USC 4; and,
y that parties so notified under 18 USC 4 that collude to ignore or ob-
struct said reports of insurrection and rebellion against the United
States would not likewise be reportable for conspiracy for same under
18 USC 371; and,
z that the honoring of said payments would not immediately stimulate the
economy of the United States, reduce the national debt, and restore our
national security and sovereignty as successfully proven by the exam-
ple of same by the Monetary Policies of President Lincoln’s Adminis-
tration in the 1860’s; and,
a that military rule is not extant in the United States by the presence of
the military in the country and over the people since President Lin-
coln’s proclamation on April 15, 1861 because of the extraordinary oc-
casion of a sine die Congress; and,
b that said military rule is not governed by the Lieber Code and the Inter-
national Law; and,
c that the rules of usufruct are incorporated into the Lieber Code and In-
ternational Law; and,
d that said rules of usufruct are not currently acknowledged as applicable
by international organizations, such as the International Red Cross; and,
e that Article 38 of the Lieber Code is not the codification of the rule of
usufruct requiring receipts for indemnification when private property is
seized by the occupying force; and,
f that said receipt for indemnification is not effected by the Certificate of
Live Birth instruments upon seizure of the people’s estates at birth by
said occupying forces and agents thereof; and,
g that Article 55 of the 1907 Hague Convention does not establish that
said occupying forces or State shall be regarded only as administrator
and usufructuary of public buildings, real estate, forests, and agricul-
tural estates belonging to the hostile State, and situated in the occupied
country; and must safeguard the capital of these properties, and admin-
ister them in accordance with the rules of usufruct; and,
h that the Law of Nations and all treaties made in accordance thereto, are
not currently binding on all nations on Earth; and,
Further Affiant sayeth naught.
_____________________________________________________,
By: /s/ John Henry Doe, a man, certificate holder, general executor for JOHN HENRY
DOE, estate in reversion;
All rights reserved

STATE OF
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COUNTY OF
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On the ______ day of ____________________, 20____ A.D., before me, the above sig-
natory personally appeared before me and proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evi-
dence to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowl-
edged to me that he or she executed the same in his or her authorized capacity and as a
free act and deed, and that by his or her signature on the instrument, the person or the en-
tity upon behalf of which the person acted, signed under oath or asseveration, and accepts
the truth thereof.

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Notary name PRINTED Notary Signature Seal/Stamp

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Notary City and State My commission expires

AFFIDAVIT in Support of Indorsed Bill Payment in RE: JOHN HENRY DOE

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COVER LETTER TO COUNTY CLERK (leave 2-inch margin at top):
John H. Doe
100 Main Street
City, State 99999

TO:
___________ County Registrar
100 Main Street
City, State 99999

RE: CREATION OF PUBLIC RECORD:

In Re: the matter of JOHN HENRY DOE

Dear Register of Deeds:

The enclosed documents, listed below, are provided for ENTRY into the
record, by special appearance, In Re: the matter of JOHN HENRY DOE.

Thank you for your attention in this matter.

Sincerely,

___________________________________________.
John Henry Doe
Christian Name Surname

Encl:
1. 12 USC 95a (accepted)
2. 12 USC 411 (accepted)
3. Affidavit in Support of Indorsed Bill Payment
4. Notary Certificate of Commission