TOPIC: Follow Updates Here for the Non-UCC Settlement

Settle All Claims - Part II video


Our understanding and capacity to be effective in commerce is increasing almost by the day.

If you follow Patrick's calls, you know he's talking about, and now using for practical benefit, the 'BILL OF CREDIT'.

Look at the sample docs in the following post first, then listen to this private call I had with him where I was able to ask some key questions. You'll find this conversation quite interesting because he's educating his local Sheriff and using the Bills of Credit in the local courts!

This conversation included:

How to use a bill of credit to pay the court, for traffic, criminal statutory violations, how to pay bills, and related usage & procedures.
Plans for putting all his information into a more easily digestible format.
How he is educating his county sheriff, and more. Be sure to listen!

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Sample 'Bill of Credit' endorsements

See the attached 'Sample' templates as an example of a Bill of Credit.

Yours may be modified to suit the purpose and circumstances. These endorsements are intended to be placed on the back of any 'Presentment' just like an endorsement of a check. The presentment could be any 'Bill', Statement, court charging document, ticket, fine, tax bill, etc.


Example #1

Example #2

How is the Non-UCC different from the UCC?


This document helps you understand the difference between the UCC and the 'Non-UCC'

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Statute of Limitations on Fraud


This will help your fundamental understanding on this issue


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Understanding the Foundations of Commercial Banking Contracts

This document contains critical information on the legal foundation to what we're doing with this process. It is imperative that you understand the legal basis and definitions of words used in this process and this document will help you do just that.

Commercial Banking Contracts - Quick Study

(More posts on page 2. See box in lower right to follow)

Sample with instructions to get your EIN

Upon liquidation of the accounts, you'll need an EIN for a trust as receiver of the proceeds.

This sample shows you how to fill out the form.

Sample Document