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    Living people seal documents with autographs rather than signatures. Autographs should include the full given name of the individual and the phrase "non-negotiable autograph, all rights reserved" in red ink. Documents should also be sealed with the individual's right thumbprint in red ink near the autograph. Finally, a small color copy of the individual's family crest should be affixed in the bottom right corner of the last page. These steps with the autograph, thumbprint, and crest completely seal the document and distinguish it from corporate signatures.

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    Living people seal documents with autographs rather than signatures. Autographs should include the full given name of the individual and the phrase "non-negotiable autograph, all rights reserved" in red ink. Documents should also be sealed with the individual's right thumbprint in red ink near the autograph. Finally, a small color copy of the individual's family crest should be affixed in the bottom right corner of the last page. These steps with the autograph, thumbprint, and crest completely seal the document and distinguish it from corporate signatures.

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    Live People Seal Documents With An Autograph Corporations Use Signatures

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    Living people seal documents with autographs rather than signatures. Autographs should include the full given name of the individual and the phrase "non-negotiable autograph, all rights reserved" in red ink. Documents should also be sealed with the individual's right thumbprint in red ink near the autograph. Finally, a small color copy of the individual's family crest should be affixed in the bottom right corner of the last page. These steps with the autograph, thumbprint, and crest completely seal the document and distinguish it from corporate signatures.

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    Live People seal documents with an autograph; Corporations use signatures

    Posted on October 12, 2014


    Live People seal documents with autograph; Corporations use signatures

    On Sun, Oct 12, 2014 at 8:57 PM, Anna von Reitz <[email protected]> wrote:
    Strictly speaking, they aren’t allowed to address you—- you are a foreign state operating in a foreign
    jurisdiction, utterly immune and separate from them. If they speak to you they also have a hard time
    keeping up the pretension that you are “dead”.

    The proper way to close all correspondence is with the word “Sincerely” and with your sealed
    autograph.

    Living people have autographs, not signatures. Signatures are made by corporate officers when they are
    acting in corporate office.

    So you would autograph your full given “official” name first middle last and add the following
    disclaimer: “non-negotiable autograph, all rights reserved”.

    To be completely proper, you would write this is RED ink (red is for blood and land jurisdiction, blue is
    for water and maritime jurisdictions—which they have been using exclusively)
    and you would seal the document near your autograph with your right thumbprint also in red ink.

    Last but not least, you would affix a small stamp-sized color copy of your family crest at the bottom
    right hand corner of the last page of the document.

    This completely seals a document—- the thumbprint stands for you the individual, the crest for your
    family name.

    I am glad you are doing this, Nancy. If enough other Americans do the same, it will help bring pressure
    to bear on him and his Office and upon the current regime. Simply knowing that there are lots of people
    “out here” who know the truth will speed the needed reforms.

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