Form 110 - Designation of Exempt Person (and Instructions)

[allodial]

Grammatically correct....I'm New Yorker........not "a" New Yorker. But I left that land more than half my life ago for Florida. So I now claim Floridian as my nationality (also long enuff to qualify as "1/2 cracker" ;-]

If one fails to indicate otherwise, they will presume upon you the status of 'person born subject to the jurisdiction of the United States' (i.e. a U.S. citizen per the 14th amendment) and corporate status generally.

[ag maniac]

The presumption of your membership is HISTORICALLY accomplished in three ways:

1. By land (jus soli)
2. By blood (jus sanguinis)
3. Your continued consent to be governed, by fact or presumption of law.


But an express rescission of all the ties that bind & pledging allegiance per 8USC1481(a)(2) is in accord w/ obtaining a Certificate of Nationality issued by Secretary of State. I'm sure certified copies noticed to local/state authorities may place one "with standing".

[allodial]

The presumption of your membership is HISTORICALLY accomplished in three ways:

1. By land (jus soli)
2. By blood (jus sanguinis)
3. Your continued consent to be governed, by fact or presumption of law.

But an express rescission of all the ties that bind & pledging allegiance per 8USC1481(a)(2) is in accord w/ obtaining a Certificate of Nationality issued by Secretary of State. I'm sure certified copies noticed to local/state authorities may place one "with standing".

Tip: Florida Nationality has little to nothing to do with D.C. IMHO, if you're looking to DC for that, you're looking in the wrong place. Regarding jus soli and jus sanguinis, consider that you have jurisdictions running in parallel.