Q: When one registers as a Sovereign man/ woman under the Crown, do we lose any of our rights as a Sovereign under ecclesiastical law?
A: No, in fact, when you register as a Sovereign, you are a man/ woman that is no longer under the jurisdiction of maritime law. You have unalienable rights belonging to a living man/woman under God and not under any other party, corporation, family, man or woman.
Q: What happens if we are wronged, which jurisdiction do we fall under?
A: As a Sovereign, you are free from taxes, fines, penalty, rates etc because you are not the person, vessel, strawman that falls under Maritime law. Any Imperial Law (Any law passed by Royal Assent or is gazetted) still applies to you as a living woman/ man. Any state law which is inconsistent to the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 does not apply to you. Any state law which is inconsistent with the constitution becomes invalid.
Q: When we register our assets under this Royal Registry, do the assets belong to the registry owners?
A: No, the registry owners are simply custodians of the registry. However, the assets registered are registered with you as the owner of the assets under your own family crest.
Q: Who are the owner/s of the registry and do they have ownership of what’s registered within the registry at any time now or in the future?
A: The King is the owner of the registry. But he is only a custodian of the registry, not the owner of those things, sentients, assets or properties registered within the registry.
Q: Who are the custodians of the royal registry, and do they have ownership of what’s registered within the registry at any time now or in the future?
A: The custodians of the registry are ___________________________________________. We are just people like yourselves wanting to make a difference in this country. This royal registry was set up to provide people lawful options to provide evidence of their sovereignty. As we require resources to be able to provide these services, we do need to charge to provide you these services. We are only custodians of the Royal Registry and do not own anything registered in this Royal Registry.
Q: Can we create our own unique family crest or do we need to follow the family crests past down in history?
A: You can create an entirely new unique family crest. There is no requirement to use an existing historical family crest.
Q: What happens when 2 brothers have the same family crest and all the assets are registered under the same family crest, how does one differentiate between assets belonging to one brother as compared to the other?
A: Eg. If you have 2 brothers (John and Tim of the family Doe) and each of their families share the same family crest, the assets with registered owners as Tim Doe will belong to Tim Doe and not John Doe. This is how the assets will be differentiated between 2 families under the same family crest. In fact, the assets will be registered as owned by a unique sovereign identifier number. This way, no matter how large the registry becomes, no 2 sovereigns can own the same asset unless they are partner owners of the asset.
Q: Can anyone put a lien, claim or access the assets under our own family crest?
A: No man/ woman, corporation, party, government, registry, not even the Crown (the King) can put a lien, claim against or gain access the assets belonging to you.
Q: How does one prove that the certificate we obtain from the Royal Registry is a valid form of document/ certificate/ registration where one can prove one’s Sovereignty?
A: The certificate you are provided with when you register yourself as a living woman/man is sealed by the King’s seal, as if it was signed by the King himself. The certificate is a formal declaration that you are recognised as a living man/woman protected as a Commonwealth Subject, and not a dead entity of the fake Commonwealth of Australia (GovCorp). The certificate states that you are a living woman/ man, a Sovereign, with unalienable rights under God Himself.
Q: If we register as a Sovereign within this Royal Registry, can we ever cancel our registration in future?
A: Yes, you can revoke your declaration as a Sovereign under this Royal Registry at any time.
Q: Are we able to register again as a Sovereign after we have cancelled our Sovereignty under the Royal Registry.
A: Yes, you may, however, this would be a costly exercise. We suggest that once you register as a Sovereign with the Royal Registry, simply stop using the Sovereign documents should you wish to operate as a strawman without cancelling the registration. Then you can decide when and how you want to apply yourself.
Q: Can we register our businesses as one belonging to a Sovereign rather than a strawman? How would this affect the way we do business.
A: Yes, you may register your business in the Royal Registry as one owned by a Sovereign rather than the strawman. You are free to conduct business as you wish and are not bound by taxes and penalties that apply to the Corporate structure.
Q: Are there any Terms and Conditions of the Royal Registry that one must abide by to be able to register our names, properties or assets under this registry? If so, where do we get a copy of these terms and conditions. If there are no terms and conditions to this Royal Registry currently, could that change in future?
A: We are working on the terms and conditions of the Royal Registry.
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There is absolutely no terms and conditions of the Royal Registry. It acts as a public register of names of those who are Sovereign. It is a record of who owns what. There are no other terms and conditions one must abide by.
Q: Where can I get my own family crest made up?
A: Find your crest https://www.houseofnames.com/
Design your own crest https://coamaker.com
Q: Where can I get my own vehicle plates?