A4Vinstructions.

doc Using Accepted for Value and a privately issued Money Order to pay your bills Write by hand on the bill with blue ink. No rubber stamps or computer printing. Do not sign your signature; Print it or just use the one already printed on the bill. Always always always put By: in front of your signature. After the name print the social security number without the dashes Print Authorized Representative under your name. Before you write anything on your bill make a copy or 2 in case you ever need one in future or if you make a mistake when writing. Print on the top/statement part of the bill the following: Accepted and Returned for Value, closure and settlement of this accounting. By: John Quincy Public EIN 123456789 Authorized Representative. On the coupon (the part they want you to send back) write the following; Money Order Pay to: the United States Treasury Pay: Three thousand and twenty cents $3,000.20 (the exact amount due, written out and in numbers). By: John Quincy Public EIN 123456789 Authorized Representative Indorse the back of the coupon like you would a check. Do NOT separate the coupon from the statement. Make a copy of the bill after you have written on it. After you A4V and MO the original bill send it to: Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Fresno, CA 93888-0102 Do NOT stop paying your regular monthly bills (electric, water, etc.) until you start seeing a plus on the monthly statements (they will start owing you credit). It took me just over 2 months to get my first confirmation. There are several ways to do an A4V. Main points are write accepted, printed signature, EIN and date in blue ink. See another example at http://privateaudio.homested.com, Dougs A4V, password is methis. All debts are obligations of the United States. From the Congressional record. See HJR 192 In terms of the national debt, every dollar of governments debt is someones asset. From Federal Reserve publication Public Debt, private Asset We dont owe them. They owe us!