Allodial Title For Your Car

Description

Are you aware that you can claim allodial title for your car and not just your home? How would you like to take complete ownership over your car?

Introducing our exclusive allodial title package that allows you to have allodial title over your car and claim international notice with ease and certainty. With our package, you can utilize the power of the Uniform Commercial Code financing statement (UCC 1) to give notice to the world of your superior title and claim over your automobile.

This is a simple and hassle-free process, providing you with a clear advantage in any legal or financial disputes that may arise. By utilizing this process, you can be confident that your claim will be recognized as superior in any court of law, and you can take the necessary steps to achieve your desired outcome.

It’s highly unlikely that this process will ever be challenged – giving you the peace of mind you need to pursue your goals with confidence. By operation of due process, our package ensures that your title and claim become the superior one, enabling you to achieve your objectives with ease.

The beauty about this process is that it can work with or without the Manufacturer Certificate of Origin (MCO) or (MSO – Manufacturer Statement of Origin). While obtaining the MSO is optional, obtaining it makes your claim stronger.

How can one go about obtaining a MCO? Upon request, the Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO) is provided to you upon upon request. You’d have to contact the original purchaser of the vehicle.

How this package works:

We create an Allodial Title Certificate for your automobile and declare this as the superior title. Through this powerful Declaration, you then claim this on a UCC 1 form as collateral. If you want to add DOUBLE protections to your automobile, we recommend protecting it into a Common Law Trust where the car is the ONLY asset in the trust for the utmost asset protections.

You’ll receive by email an Allodial Title Certificate that is authenticated and certified. All you have to do is get it notarized in front of a notary. You’ll receive instructions on how to enforce your certificate and getting it notarized.

No challenges? Further your claim now.

If after 40 days no one has challenged your claim, you can do a ‘follow-up’ with a UCC 3 as this helps to make your claim solid and come together. What you are basically doing is filing an amendment to the initial UCC 1 claim and serves to reinforce the claim in a manner similar to an international equitable estoppel, which cannot be contested.

Included in this package, you get the following:

Done for you Allodial Title Certificate for your car
Affidavit of Claim
Supporting documents such as The Right To Travel and the Legal Notice and Demand documents (to help support your claim even more especially when traveling in your automobile)
Assigned service manager there to guide, help and support you along the process
30 minute free consultation to get your questions answered
Instructions on how to use and enforce your allodial title claim
Educational FREEBIE reading material on the importance of allodial titl. In addition, receive a downloadable file with the top three scenarios on how to handle a police encounter

PACKAGE FAQs

Q: Do I have to be a secured party creditor before completing this process?

A: No, you do not have to be a secured party creditor before completing this process. In fact, you do not even have to have your status corrected either to do this process. If you are an SPC and have already corrected your status, even better! If not, that’s okay too.

Q: Do I have to get the MCO to my car to complete this process?

A: It’s not necessary to obtain the MCO to your car to complete this process, but if you’d like to do so, then this will only make your request and claim stronger.

Q: Do I have to have my car paid in full?

A: No, you don’t have to have your car paid in full either to complete this process. Whether you discharged your car’s debt off or not, you can do this process of obtaining allodial title over your car since it’s your lawful right to do so.

Q: Can I still claim allodial title for my car if I am leasing or renting it?

A: If you are renting a car, no. This process will not work on car rentals.

In regards to leased cars – unless you planned on keeping the car that you leased after the lease agreement is finished, then you can claim allodial title for the car as well. However, if you are not allowed to keep the car after the lease agreement is finished, then you could not do the allodial title process for your car as you don’t actually (lawfully) own the car.

Q: Can I still claim allodial title if my car is protected in a trust?

A: Absolutely! Even better as having these two processes at play is very crucial and can help you have an even bigger claim when enforcing the two. The trust acts as protecting your car as an asset into the trust where the allodial title is a superior claim that you have over your car.

Q: How long does the process take?

A: The process for this can take 7 to 20 business days. All deliverables will be sent to your email.

Q: How am I required to sign the paperwork?

A: Yes, you’ll be required to sign your documents in red, gold or purple ink.

Q: Do I have to be completely sovereign to follow this process? Like do I have to rescind my driver’s license to do this process?

A: No, you do not have to be completely sovereign to follow this process. You do not have to rescind your driver’s license or your plates; you can operate traveling in your car having your driver’s license and the non-private plates and still have superior title claim. That’s the beauty about this process; you do not have to surrender to the sovereign ways to claim title being that this is your inalienable right to claim such.

Q: Do I have to give notice to anyone of my claim?

A: Most likely yes. It really depends on the individual’s situation. There may be times where you might not run into any problems and won’t have to give notice to anyone. For instance, one benefit of this process is, if your car were to ever get towed, you would have the superior claim over your automobile since you put a lien via the UCC 1. So in the case that the towing company were to attempt to take your car, enforce your claim for such a situation.

Have additional questions? Feel free to contact us by email to customersupport@areweallreallyeducated.com. Or, if you’d like to speak to a consultant by phone, feel free to book a 30 minute or a 1 hour consultation session here.

Interested in this package?

Fill out our Questionnaire via the link here to see if we can work with you to help you out with your situation. One of our reps will reach out to you with a quote.