By Anna Von Reitz
So you now know what the BIRTH CERTIFICATE is and how it functions and why you authenticate it.
What else do you need to reclaim your identity and your Holder-In-Due Course/Subrogee/Priority Creditor status?
You have to correct the omission your parents made and record your Common Law copyright to your own name.
The Session Laws of every State --- federated or not --- contain language guaranteeing your right to establish a Common Law copyright to your Assumed Name.
Please note: I said "Session Laws"---- not "statutes".
Also note that the correct description of your Upper and Lower case name, First Middle Last, as in: Michael John Doe, is properly known as a "Trade Name" or a "Given Name" and this style of name is known as a "bicameral" name.
It is "assumed" in the sense that when you came into this world you didn't have a name and were given one, but there are other kinds of assumed names including pen names and noms de guerre and corporate names, too.
