Registrar
Sovereignty Certification, the common Law Pure Trust and Allodial Titles
About First Republic Registrar foundation (FRRf)
First Republic Registrar foundation (FRRf) was established on 12 December 2013 through a common Law Fidelity Ceremony and Pure Trust contract. Its guiding principle, “working with and not against,” expresses an approach centred upon peaceful cooperation, constructive engagement and respect between sovereign communities, governments, organisations and peoples worldwide.
Rather than focusing upon conflict or assigning blame for historical or contemporary grievances, FRRf seeks to provide practical frameworks through which individuals and organisations can document their standing, interests, property and private arrangements.
FRRf operates as a private registrar and administrative framework through which records, declarations, trusts, titles and related private instruments may be established and maintained. Its work draws upon principles of common law, contract, private international commerce and other recognised commercial and contractual frameworks where applicable.
The underlying objective is to encourage greater awareness of individual responsibility, lawful administration, private contractual relationships and the distinction FRRf makes between public administrative capacity and private standing.
Sovereignty Certification
Sovereignty Certification is one of the foundational services provided through FRRf.
The certification process is intended to formally record an individual’s declaration and understanding of their private sovereign standing within the FRRf framework. Upon completion of the relevant administrative process, the applicant receives documentation evidencing their certification and registration with FRRf.
Sovereignty Certification is also intended to encourage a deeper understanding of responsibility and self-governance. Within the FRRf philosophy, sovereignty is not simply a declaration of independence or status; it carries corresponding duties of accountability, peaceful conduct, honouring agreements and taking responsibility for one’s decisions and affairs.
Importantly, an FRRf Sovereignty Certificate should not be understood as automatically removing an individual or their legal name from the jurisdiction of courts, governments or statutory authorities. Rather, it records the holder’s standing within FRRf’s private framework and provides a foundation upon which further private instruments and arrangements may be established.
The common Law Pure Trust (cLPT)
The common Law Pure Trust (cLPT) is a private trust structure offered through FRRf for individuals seeking to establish an organised framework for the administration, stewardship and protection of assets and private affairs.
The cLPT is designed as an international private vehicle capable of holding and administering assets and participating in lawful commercial activities across jurisdictions, subject to the laws and regulatory requirements applicable to the particular transaction and jurisdiction.
Its contractual framework may draw upon relevant principles of common law and international private commerce, including Lex Mercatoria, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) where applicable, the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts, and principles and materials referenced through Trans-Lex, where appropriate.
A cLPT may be used as part of a broader private administrative structure involving property, commercial interests, intellectual property and other assets. The precise legal, tax and regulatory treatment of any trust or transaction will, however, depend upon the jurisdiction and circumstances involved.
Allodial Titles
Allodial Titles form another part of the FRRf private registration framework.
Within FRRf’s framework, allodial registration is used to create and maintain a private record of an individual’s asserted title, interest or relationship to particular property or corpus. The purpose is to establish a clear documentary record supported by declarations, conveyances and other instruments maintained through the Registrar.
FRRf distinguishes its private allodial registration process from conventional statutory land-registration systems. An FRRf Allodial Title should therefore not be represented as automatically replacing a government-issued land title, extinguishing mortgages, taxes or statutory obligations, or overriding the jurisdiction of a public land registry.
Instead, it provides a structured private record of title and associated interests within the FRRf system and may form part of a wider body of private documentation concerning an individual’s estate, property and affairs.
Together, Sovereignty Certification, the common Law Pure Trust and Allodial Titles form key components of the FRRf framework, designed to support individuals seeking greater knowledge, structure and responsibility in the private administration of their affairs.
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Certified Sovereign Underwriter
Under natural law, all human individuals are ordained sovereigns by virtue of their birthright to life, liberty and happiness. The concept of sovereignty is very ancient although in the beginning of its conceptualisation the word sovereign was not necessarily employed. Rather, the phrase ‘soul reigning in the body’ was used by those sentient beings who understood who they were spiritually. Such beings are usually referred to as the elite, although the term ‘elite’ has been tainted with very negative connotations in the past hundred years or so.
Thus, the elite, i.e., the top 12 richest families in banking, in government and in all social and non-social circles, know exactly what is going on in the world and about the truth of the natural birthright of every man and woman. They understand that every man and woman are ordained sovereigns at birth, and that sovereignty must be contractually-enacted by way of a Sovereignty Certificate. In other words, sovereignty certification is necessary since men and women of today are interacting with a contracts-law society. In this very basic context of nobility, sovereignty is the quality of having an independent authority over land (property) such as one’s own body (corpus).
A Sovereign Underwriter in general, and under the common Law Principia (cLP), is any Exchangor/Grantor of an enacted Pure Trust foundation (PTf) and is also holder of the annexed Pure Trust certificate (PTc), along with the Pure Trust provisions (PTp).
Whereas, the Certified Sovereign Underwriter of the ICJ/ICC is one who has been contractually-authorized as being qualified by natural process to issue Sovereignty Certificates. Thus, the first Official Certified Sovereign Underwriter of the ICJ/ICC is the Exchangor/Grantor and PTc holder of First Republic Registrar foundation (FRRf).
Notary Public & Proto-Notary
As an Official of the ICJ/ICC our Certified Sovereign Underwriter(s) may also serve the capacity as Notary Public and Proto-Notary. All documentation that bears any official stamps and seals by the Notary is accepted by all jurisdictions around the world as authenticated. The Notary’s main function is to bear witness to the signatories of contracts, treaties, agreements and the likes. Once such documents are witnessed by the Notary’s signature, official ICJ stamp and seal, they are deemed authenticated by the highest authority in the world today and for centuries to come.
After consensus voting a Notary of the ICJ/ICC can be appointed, by contract, evidenced by a Memorandum of Agreement with two Senior Judges of the ICJ/ICC along with two high-standing witnesses. Thus, there are five signatures on the MoA.
An ICJ/ICC Notary Public may also serve the capacity as Assistant Judge if his/her services are required consistently over long durations of time, in particularly when dealing with specific matters of banking and redemption.
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Category AAA: The Court’s Officers and Honorary Members
Reserved for those who hold titles such as H.E, HRH, Emperor, Empress, etc and work closely with the Court’s partnering projects such as infrastructure, banking and community development.
Category A: Pro-Active Sovereigns
Reserved for those of us who hold titles such as H.E., HRH, Emperor, Empress etc. and work on similar projects to that of Category AAA, but independently.
Category B: Active Sovereigns
Reserved for those of us holding titles such as Lord, Sir, Lady etc., and in some form, are active in humanitarian projects.
Category C: Everyone else
Reserved for those certified as sovereigns, with or without a title, but with undefined roles and/or status in terms of activity.
NOTE: This is not a complete listing. Some individuals have either opted out of this record for security, privacy or other reasons or, the court have reserved to right to list/unlist certain records for the same. Other Categories include those that have been Suspended, Disqualified or those that are Deceased.
Category AAA: Pro-Active trusts
Entities that are active in one or more humanitarian projects. These cLPT have been created by AAA Certified Sovereigns, who have established their own restitutio in integrum and are now working in order to re-establish the Golden Age.
Category A: Active trusts
Entities that are recognised as active and operate as subjects of international law, established to facilitate restitutio in integrum while conducting their affairs in commerce with honour, integrity, and good faith in all jurisdictions and relationships
Category B: Inactive trusts
Entities that are considered inactive in terms of practical purpose.
NOTE: This is not a complete listing. Some Trust officers have either opted out of this record for security, privacy or other reasons or, FRRf have reserved to right to list/unlist certain Trust records.
All Trust Instruments and Indentures are private documents and are administered in accordance with the provisions of common Law Principia (cLP).
While these instruments remain private, maintaining an accurate administrative record helps ensure continuity, accountability, and transparency throughout their lifecycle.
NOTE: This is not a complete listing. Some land and/or property holders and beneficiaries have either opted out of this record for security, privacy or other reasons or, the Court have reserved to right to list/unlist certain Trust records for the same. Also, limited information available. Full details available upon the discretion of the holder/beneficiary. Contact us for more info.