State National NOT CITIZEN Passport – What You Need to Know

1. Only the U.S. State Department Issues Valid Passports

The only passport that is valid comes from the U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT. No Moorish Treaty documents, “Common Law ID” documents, or World Service Authority passports will be accepted by U.S. CUSTOMS/HOMELAND SECURITY Officials if you are entering the U.S.

What other countries accept might be different, but what we care about most is what the U.S. HOMELAND SECURITY/CUSTOMS accepts as legit and allows you into the Country through a Port of entry. If you can’t get back into the U.S.A. from abroad, then whatever documents you have are mostly worthless.

You may still use those other forms of ID for some other helpful purposes such as notarizing a document, proof of identity domestically, or a second form of ID for opening a postal box.

2. The State National vs. U.S. Citizen Passport

The State National but NOT a U.S. CITIZEN Passport has the same look, feel, and color as the U.S. Citizen Passport. If you look on the first page of the inside cover, it says “to allow the following National/Citizen respect, protection, and aid.”

National/Citizen means National OR Citizen; the booklet itself nor the cover indicates which of the two you are. So the passport is already designed to be identical for both Nationals and Citizens.

There are some rumors online about a “5 Star Passport” or “Red Book Passport.” Our research found these claims to be false and nonexistent. The passport book and card look the same—the only difference is internal within the HOMELAND SECURITY and U.S. CUSTOMS/IMMIGRATION databases.

3. No Visible Difference Between the Two

There is no benefit to applying for a Passport as a National for appearance’s sake. The Passport will still be blue, have the same number of stars behind your photo, and nothing externally will differ.

4. Existing Passports Are Already Valid

If you already have a U.S. Passport Book from the U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT, you are fine—keep it! No need to resubmit. Your existing passport will not reduce your rights.

Once your SPC Process and UCC-1 Financing Statement are accepted by the Secretary of State, that filing overrides any prior government data. Even if years ago you applied as a “U.S. Citizen” with a Social Security Number, you are fine. You are a State National by virtue of your UCC-1 declaration.

5. Misleading Claims About Social Security Numbers

Many websites claim that you must submit your Passport application with your SSN or it will be rejected. This is incorrect. The government registers your application as a Citizen when you include a SSN.

6. SPC Members’ Passport Success Stories

We have seen numerous cases of our SPC DONE W U members receiving passports without a SSN on the form. The truthful statement is that the living man, not the corporate fiction, does not “have” a Social Security Number. Passports have been issued and accepted this way, though results vary case-by-case.

7. Risks of Rejection and Re-Application

If your attempt as a State National is rejected, it can reduce your chance of success on subsequent attempts. It may “red flag” your name and trigger additional scrutiny. If possible, hold off until you have done your due diligence and preparation.

8. No Refunds for Incomplete Applications

If your application is incomplete, the U.S. State Department will keep any fees you submitted and will not issue refunds.

9. Dealing With Passport Agents

When meeting a Passport agent, they may try to alter your answers. Politely decline and state that you are aware of your status and respectfully wish your application to be submitted as is. Many applicants have still received their passports successfully.

10. Applying Consistent With State National Allegiance

If applying for the first time and you want to do so consistent with your State National allegiance, study the video in the EMPOWER YOURSELF PACK and make your own legal decisions.

The National Passport alone is not a “Get Out of Jail Free” card. It must be supported by your SPC status and proper documentation to serve as exculpatory evidence in federal cases.

11. Why We Published This Information

We receive many calls about Passports and wish to clarify common misunderstandings due to online rumors and misinterpretations about what this passport can do.

12. What Really Determines Case Outcomes

Your success in legal matters depends not on your passport, but on your knowledge of court procedure, evidence, and timing. The passport may assist, but proper rebuttals, written motions, and understanding the rules make up the majority of your effectiveness.

13. Continuing Education and Empowerment

Winning disputes and cases is not learned in a weekend. Members can study more materials in the EMPOWER YOURSELF PACK and communicate with our team for long-term learning and experience.

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