Clarifications About Bonds and Birth Certificates

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Clarifications About Bonds and Birth Certificates

By Anna Von Reitz

1. Individual people don't have to find two qualified guarantors to complete their own
Private Registered Indemnity Bond --- just two Witnesses. It's better if you can find
two such guarantors, but the process can be done one by one, with a couple living
witnesses. To save time and protect property quickly, you can forego doing your
own separate bond for now and place it under your state's already posted indemnity
bond---- "AMRI00001 RA393427640US -- California"-- for example.

2. It takes ninety (90) days for individual bonds to take effect, and it may take
longer than that for the Treasury to process them, because the Treasury is
absolutely swamped.

3. The reason that I recommend that people get their Birth Certificates verified by
the State Secretary of State prior to sending to the Treasury is related --- the
Treasury has to go back and check all the BC's, which adds time to the processing.
You can expedite things by doing this step for them and producing the already
confirmed record.

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