Can we have a thread where we can create a check list of sorts or clarification of what we need to do once the corp/trust is created and the lien placed on the name?
Proper notice of the lien to the government... which government agencies require the notice?
Send a notarized copy of the BC with the notice?
Is the corporate seal equivalent to a notary signature?
Find an accountant to access the receivers certificate?
Open up a non interest bearing bank account?
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Scott Duncan :)
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Bobis...
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Is it not easier to just deal with contract offers in the capacity of administrator as they come? :(
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and when that offer is being made at the end of the barrel of a gun?
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This can be an amazing thread, if Scott Duncan would jump in :D
I really need to set this TRUST thing and move on..... :)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Your turn Gail Marie”
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
:-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Proper notice of the lien to the government”
which government agencies require the notice?
Send to Registrar generals of Provincial and Federal = PPSA = Send by Private Notice.
With Historical Public Notice
Send a notarized copy of the BC with the notice?
Yes - Colour photocopy of both sides, Sealed In private by corporate person seal, embossed. On Bottom Back right hand side of document with signature of director inside with that title, written in the middle of the embossed seal.
Is the corporate seal equivalent to a notary signature?
Yes, is it the private recognized notary of this place.
Find an accountant to access the receivers certificate?
Officers under charter are the enforcers of the wishes of the trust agreement , Administered thru Charter, as per the First Director.
They are the Charted accountants administrators, The Chief of whatever title, is the big kuhanua of accounting in the PRIVATE jurisdiction.
Open up a non interest bearing bank account?
Yes - under corporate person, simple checking, non interest bearing. NO attachment to SiN number.
= SIGNED = SEALED, DELIVERED, I'M YOURS”
YOURS = CORPORATE PERSON.
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I don't think a corporate seal (of a gov't registered corporation) is equivalent to a notary seal.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It is a private seal, it is better it is recognized in public and private. It is recognized, AS it is, the private persons = corporations Jurisdiction and sealing things in that private jurisdiction, keeping it in that jurisdiction, to which it is only authority over private property held in a trust and administered by this private person, In the PRIVATE JURISDICTION.
REALITY, does not care what you think”
It is the equivalent in public, it is the authority in both.
As per the terms and conditions laid out in the PRIVATE CHARTER.
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But you are CLAIMING something that is THEIR PROPERTY. It is a PUBLIC document. A notary operates in the public and private. If anyone and their dog can get a corporate seal made... and just start stamping things to them regarded as "private"... I just don't calculate that as valid “to them, you see.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
That is the mind fuck, head spinny around thing”
They are part of the agreement granting the original corporate formation, they grant it ( grantor is done after this forever) then they are done.
It all has to been done as a process, anyone could do it, most will not”
If it was easy everyone would do it” :-D
It is validated by them, it has to be to work.
It is a catch 22 point”
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The private charter, licenses it, in their jurisdiction.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Oh and by the way you are fired, as a side note is good” in private. :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
#NAME?
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
I think the corporate seal would be on the notice itself, as the notice comes from the trustee, but the bond itself, not being any of your business, is theirs. Scott said NOTARIZED COPIES.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I know the corporate seal, notarizes all documents, in private and public.
You make copies and in private notarize them with the seal. and send them all in private, we do not deal with the public documents other then to admin them in private.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
3 sig = notarized, One of directors, one of officers, one of seal = certified legal , if you endorse the back with authorized sig — Sealed in private.
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August le Blanc
Then you say:
Where is my CHECK MATE?
:-)
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
A company seal (sometimes referred to as the corporate seal or common seal) is an official seal used by a company. Company seals were predominantly used by companies in common law jurisdictions, although in modern times, most countries have abrogated the use of seals.[1]
Traditionally, the seal was of some legal significance because the affixing of the seal signified that the document was the act and deed of the company, whereas when a document was merely signed by a director, then that was deemed to be an act carried out on behalf of the company by its agents, which was subject to applicable restrictions and limitations under the ordinary law of agency.
Corporate seals are generally only used for two purposes by corporations today:
Documents which need to be executed as deeds (as opposed to simple contracts), may be executed under the company's common seal
Certain corporate documents, for example share certificates are often issued under the company seal (and some countries required that share certificates be issued under the common seal). For example, in India a share certificate is given under the common seal of the company and each usage of common seal is documented in the statutory registry of the company.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
^^^^^^^^^^And all seals are thereby are recognized in their jurisdiction.
It seals in private, It works, I am doing it.
Have done it, and will probably do it again.
Key words = Generally only”
Owymoron” they are the best for specialty contracts, like I don't know”
A private trust to seal its private contracts”
Hmmmm maybe…..
I know this”
I have facts to support, not theories, The theories were put to the test and have proven to be beneficial for the private client.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I have verified all of this.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Painstakingly Verified, LIve in concert, with the private bylaws, that have been accepted by their jurisdiction.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
psst”
According to their laws via the interpretations act”
A corporate person, is the ONLY recognized person, that can act in their jurisdiction.
How do you think this corporate person signs things?
Hellos?
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Stuart Stone
Gold Boobies!!!, Thank you all for laying it out in one place, have much of this ticked off but the rest of this helps me to tie it all together....much appreciated :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Ahem”
Doge”
:-D
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Stuart Stone
pm or post ur address boobies :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Oh, all right, if you insist”
But it would not be payment for any thing, it may be a tip
As is Custom with Doge”
And since Doge customs are recognized, we must follow them”
:-D
Doge = DBemfNKwsXZyM3KSpDVNuppWpPK4T1TU1f
LTC = LRe5AF8iGKoKFK3Yz8duHUeSCxnXydVBQW
BTC = 15ZaYvWTvGbvGnKkxv45QfrLJj1uKA31Jh
No commerce intended and or implied :-)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I Like Boobies
:-D
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Stuart Stone
I'm lovin boobies...and we MUST recognise ALL relevant customs & traditions...take your little dogey for a walk Boobies :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Grow RAWR Wow.
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August le Blanc
The above, ahem, post and doge comment were a direct response to the gold comment, it was in no way a pandering for the new kid on the block= Doge.
It was a statement to, gold being obsolete.
Is all.
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Ecoboard Panel
No where close to obsolete.....China isn't importing close to 3000 tons of bit coin a month, but they are importing that much gold. I do not discount the value of bit coin , etc., but you most certainly shouldn't discount the value in gold, after all it has been used as currency for over 6000 years, or so, give or take a few thousand .
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Stuart Stone
As fiat continues to crack & falls apart, people (individuals, groups & governments) are going to be trying to get their cash into anything & everything else...BTC, Doge, Gold, silver, food, cigarettes, petrol etc etc...ALL of those other 'currencies' are going to rise in (perceived) value.
It's not about doing things perfectly, or searching for just one magic bullet, it's about developing a strategy that puts us ahead of the masses...and once we can take care of ourselves, we can then help our nearest & dearest & then the greater community, to the extent we choose.
That's just my opinion... ;-)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Gold = Valuing wrong.
The information age is here.
We have never left the dark ages, till now”
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Ecoboard Panel
The grid has only been around for about 100 years and is not entirely infallible or enduring.....gold will be around another 6000 years
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Good for semi-evloved freetards and chimps to say”.
OOOUUUUUUU look, a bright shiny object”.
The times they are a changing. It is a fact.
Gold will not continue to be valued in the way it is.
You just happen to be in a place that is in on the edge of this, The Front edge” a innovative place.
A different place. Gold was made illegal to use as money, a while back, like 1933” Had something to do with a NEW deal” when the actual new world order came here”
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