How it Works and How Long it Takes(Timeline)
and Damages you can Collect against the Bank
The Administrative Procedure is a series of eight sets of documents that are mailed via registered mail. A Notary acts as a witness in the proceedings without vested interest in the outcome of said proceedings. The Notary acts as an officer of the court commissioned by the Secretary of State, the executive branch of government. All correspondence has to be mailed and received by the Notary. The Notary has the judicial powers of a Magistrate and keeps a written record of each mailing.
The eight mailings are sent to the Libellees (those who you perceive as having damaged you). Each of the mailings are sent per registered mail and using the green receipt card which will be sent back to the Notary. The Notary witnesses your communications with the other parties and your good faith efforts in exhausting your Administrative Procedures.
The first three documents sent are Notices of Claim you are bringing against the other parties ( Libellees ). In the first three packages of communication, statements are made which the other parties are supposed to respond to. Remember: silence is acquiescence. If no response is made after communicating with the other parties three times, your statements at this point are deemed agreed with and settled. The other parties received abundant opportunity to respond to your claims and to correct any wrongful statements.
The initial Notice of Claim contains a detailed listing of your damages and a total of the amount you are demanding.
The fourth document is a Notice of Dishonor from the Notary certifying that he has not received any responses. Following this you start your three demands for payment which would be documents number 5, 6, and 7.
The final and eighth document is the Certificate of Dishonor (COD), which is a statement from the Notary reciting the history of all documents, sent in detail, the date each document was sent, when the return receipt came and whether or not there were any responses.
The fourth document, Notice of Dishonor, is only sent to you. The eighth document, Certificate of Dishonor (COD) is sent to you with a courtesy copy to the Libellees via first class mail.
How Long it Takes ( Timeline )
1. Have a UCC1 listing on file with the county recorder of the Secretary of State, this is recorded in the county where the Bank’s Headquarters are located.
2. Claim: affords a 10-day deadline to respond.
3. Notice of Fault: affords a 3 day deadline and allows for an additional 3 days for mailing.
4. Notice of Default: affords a 3 day deadline and allows for an additional 3 days for mailing.
5. Certificate and Notice of Non-Response: this can be mailed at the same time as 3) but in a separate mailing.
6. First Notice and Demand for Settlement and Closure of Escrow: affords a 3 day deadline and allows for 3 additional days for mailing their reply. This is can be mailed at the same time as 3 and 4 but in separate mailing.
7. Second Notice and Demand for Settlement and Closure of Escrow: affords a 3 day deadline and allows for 3 additional days for mailing their reply.
8. Contractual and Final Notice for Settlement and Closure of Escrow: affords a 3 day deadline and allows for additional 3 days for mailing their reply.
9. Notarial Protest or Certificate of Dishonor (COD): this does not need a reply.
10. Amend the UCC1 listing all the respondents as additional debtors. This Amended UCC1 and the Notarial Protest are taken to the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State looks at the Notary seal to make sure it is current and that the Notary is duly commissioned and in good standing.
The Secretary of State is required by Federal Law to grant an Apostille, which is a Seal of the State (the state where your UCC1 is filed). By doing this, the Secretary of State signifies that the protest is valid.
We do not go into court. No Federal judge has to review the package for the simple reason that the judgment has already been secured in the private sector because the defendant (the bank(s)) has already admitted their guilt through the Administrative Procedure. Remember: silence is acquiescence.
Now you have a Registered Federal Judgment against the bank. You take this judgment to the county where your property is located and record it with your country recorder. At this point you have a lien against the bank. Your lien against the bank is much higher than the bank’s lien against your property.
Damages
Compensatory damages are 4 times the amount of the actual damages plus the punitive damages are 200 times the amount of the compensatory damages, or 800 times the actual damages.
When that is completed, you will now have the leverage needed and in all instances you will keep your property free and clear of all Mortgage liens. Our job is done and your Goal has been achieved. Congratulations!
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