'neo' wrote on '13:

'brazosdedios' wrote on '11:

In fact, is there even anything being certified without a signature? Would it be necessary to change the certifications from the standard IRS form W-9?

brazosdedios,

A W-9 is for a “United States person,” which is defined in 26 USC 7701(a)(30) as a “citizen” or “resident” of the… Read more

In fact, is there even anything being certified without a signature? Would it be necessary to change the certifications from the standard IRS form W-9?

I hope you are finding success ehudmil. I work as a computer hardware/software, network installation and support contractor. I am working to raise the level of my business professionalism and expertise but sometimes get caught up with just getting by and getting bogged down with all the legalities.

I provide computer services in the Dallas… Read more

Yep, good stuff indeed. I need to make and serve myself some humble pie sometimes!

'Admin' wrote on '20:

Abu al.timmy

Is that all you can do? Criticize those who are trying to help you? No wonder you are having so much trouble in your family with divorce, in the courts with losing, and in your job (losing it) being “sovereign”: Your… Read more

Well, I finally received my passport! I used the old application, without the modified oath as Morpheus quoted, with “not valid without attachment” in the signature block and my statement on the attachment as above. I wrote “not valid without attachment” in the signature block, before I went to the PO to submit it, along the line, not above… Read more

I was reading the page about making statement of facts on affidavits so here is how I customized it and plan to use:

United States Department of State
Houston Passport Agency
1919 Smith Street ? STE 1400
Houston, TX 77002-8049

Re: Passport Application

Dear Passport Agency:

The question in block 17 of the passport application is… Read more

brazosdedios wrote on Oct 31 2005, 10:27 AM:
On page 1-79, first it says that Peter's yes answer meant, “Yes, He does not pay the tax” because it was a negative question. Then later on the same page, it says that his yes answer meant, “Yes, He does pay the tax” and so God provided the money so that Peter would not be a liar. Which ever… Read more

On page 1-79, first it says that Peter's yes answer meant, “Yes, He does not pay the tax” because it was a negative question. Then later on the same page, it says that his yes answer meant, “Yes, He does pay the tax” and so God provided the money so that Peter would not be a liar. Which ever meaning his response had, Jesus said to give them… Read more

The paper:
http://sedm.org/LibertyU/WhatPastorsNeedToKnow.pdf
references Matt 17:24-26 to say that Jesus was a non-taxpayer. But verse 27 goes on the say that rather than offend them, He paid the tribute (tax) to support a corrupt system, which He didn't even feel required to pay. God miraculously provided the money for Jesus and Peter to pay… Read more

mmm, no, this seems to be for IRS agents…?

Stephen

Thanks. Lot's of info for me to look at there and consider.
Caeser is not necessarily “legitimate” governing authority, though. In Jesus' day Caeser claimed to be God, so he definitely was not legitimate authority.
But in rendering to Caeser their fiat money, specifically I would say that it is the Federal Reserve in cohoots with the IRS and… Read more

My passport app was still not accepted though I used the official form and just modified for USA or United States of America, instead of US or United States. The reply states “You must not alter the oath on the application.”

I am thinking to do it like recommended for the voter reg., put a note with my signature that not valid w/o… Read more

rattler14 wrote on Oct 19 2005, 10:35 AM:

brazosdedios wrote on Oct 19 2005, 05:39 AM:
OK, great, that makes it easier! Still trying to wrap my mind around all these concepts 😉

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EITHER WAY. I would never claim to be a “citizen of the United States” as defined by anything 🙂 “Citizen of the United States… Read more

Indeed where does a righteous man say enough is enough and really make a stand for righteousness?!
But what of our response? Jesus said, “My Kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight” John 18:36
And “Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that… Read more

OK, great, that makes it easier! Still trying to wrap my mind around all these concepts 😉

I just realized that the form asks if you “have applied for or been issued a US passport”, which of course, we know there is no such thing.
But regrettably, I have already submitted my old USA passport.

Stephen

Sonic Speed,
I HAVE “READ THE DOCUMENT!” but maybe not understood it as you do.
As it states, I have been issued a SSN. As I mentioned earlier, I am still reading through “The Great IRS Hoax” and so trying to understand the whole process of “renouncing” or returning my SSN, establishing my correct citizenship and tax status, etc.

So does… Read more

Writing non-valid. So, we'll see if they accept that response. The thing is I have a previous passport with the SSN, which they can easliy go find. So, I hope if they do require it they will just go reference it from the previous app but I will have a current app with none valid as the response for SSN.

Stephen

That makes sense. Thanks for your opinion.
I will just modify the official app with USA citizen, etc instead of US citizen – unless anyone has any suggestions to the contrary.

I will post my results! 🙂

Stephen

The seccond page was from the modified app:
http://www.famguardi…11-Modified.pdf

Then I also substituted:
dwelling for address
nativity for birth (mine and parents' info)
Christian name and surname for name (mine and parents' info)

I think that was it.
I haven't replied yet.

I am working my way through the Great IRS Hoax still. I am… Read more

OK, thanks.
I have been trying to get educated and follow procedures but have not found the steps to take. I thought the Great IRS Hoax book just related to dealing with the IRS, so I hadn't yet taken to reading it straight through.
So, I guess the 2.9 FAQ should help.
I'll admit I was trying to do everything very quick but I guess I'll have… Read more

Author #2, thanks for the additional references.

OK, thanks!