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Understanding Social Security and Accessing Asset AccountsIntroduction
In this article, we will delve into a transcript discussing the topic
of Social Security and accessing asset accounts. We will explore the
conversation's main points, including the role of the Secretary of
Treasury, the substance of a notice, and the evidence required to
authenticate the right to access an account. This article aims to
provide insights into the complexities of Social Security and shed light
on the process of accessing asset accounts.
The transcript begins with a discussion on Social Security as a
benefit and whether or not one desires to access it. It highlights the
distinction between accessing the asset account and availing oneself of
the benefits and privileges associated with Social Security. The need to
understand the social security contract and its impact on one's estate
is emphasized.
The conversation then focuses on the Secretary of Treasury, who is
identified as the alien property custodian and trustee for property and
assets of aliens. Communicating with the Secretary of Treasury is deemed
essential for accessing asset accounts. Providing a notice to the
Secretary of Treasury is emphasized as important to establish one's
authority to access the prepaid account.
The transcript raises the question of what should be included in the
notice to the Secretary of Treasury. It suggests that the notice should
contain the substance necessary to authenticate one's right to access
the asset account. The relevance of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
substance is mentioned, emphasizing the need for a proper notice to
establish one's claim.
To authenticate the existence of an asset account and the right to
access it, the transcript suggests the importance of presenting certain
evidence. The birth certificate is mentioned as evidence of the account,
even without a social security number attached to it. The significance
of unique identifiers and signatures in establishing one's right to
access the account is also highlighted.
The transcript delves into the process of attributing obligations to
specific asset accounts and tracking them. It suggests that the social
security number plays a crucial role in identifying the account to which
an obligation should be attributed. However, it acknowledges that
individuals who do not possess a social security number may still access
their asset accounts through alternative means, such as the US entry
document.
The transcript introduces the concept of using affidavits and
commercial liens as tools for accessing asset accounts. It explains that
an unrebutted affidavit stands as truth in commerce and can be acted
upon as a judgment. The significance of commercial processes, including
commercial liens, in establishing one's rights and claims is emphasized.
The transcript presents a series of maxims and principles of
commercial law. These maxims assert the importance of truth, the power
of consent, the significance of contracts, and the need for proper
bonding and liability insurance in corporate government operations. The
role of commercial law in ensuring fair and just outcomes in commerce is
highlighted.
Social Security Benefits and PrivilegesThe Role of the Secretary of TreasurySubstance of the NoticeEvidence and Unique IdentifiersObligation Attribution and Account TrackingAffidavits and Commercial LiensMaxims and Commercial Law Principles
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By BidZiiL BeyUnderstanding Social Security and Accessing Asset AccountsIntroduction
In this article, we will delve into a transcript discussing the topic
of Social Security and accessing asset accounts. We will explore the
conversation's main points, including the role of the Secretary of
Treasury, the substance of a notice, and the evidence required to
authenticate the right to access an account. This article aims to
provide insights into the complexities of Social Security and shed light
on the process of accessing asset accounts.
The transcript begins with a discussion on Social Security as a
benefit and whether or not one desires to access it. It highlights the
distinction between accessing the asset account and availing oneself of
the benefits and privileges associated with Social Security. The need to
understand the social security contract and its impact on one's estate
is emphasized.
The conversation then focuses on the Secretary of Treasury, who is
identified as the alien property custodian and trustee for property and
assets of aliens. Communicating with the Secretary of Treasury is deemed
essential for accessing asset accounts. Providing a notice to the
Secretary of Treasury is emphasized as important to establish one's
authority to access the prepaid account.
The transcript raises the question of what should be included in the
notice to the Secretary of Treasury. It suggests that the notice should
contain the substance necessary to authenticate one's right to access
the asset account. The relevance of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
substance is mentioned, emphasizing the need for a proper notice to
establish one's claim.
To authenticate the existence of an asset account and the right to
access it, the transcript suggests the importance of presenting certain
evidence. The birth certificate is mentioned as evidence of the account,
even without a social security number attached to it. The significance
of unique identifiers and signatures in establishing one's right to
access the account is also highlighted.
The transcript delves into the process of attributing obligations to
specific asset accounts and tracking them. It suggests that the social
security number plays a crucial role in identifying the account to which
an obligation should be attributed. However, it acknowledges that
individuals who do not possess a social security number may still access
their asset accounts through alternative means, such as the US entry
document.
The transcript introduces the concept of using affidavits and
commercial liens as tools for accessing asset accounts. It explains that
an unrebutted affidavit stands as truth in commerce and can be acted
upon as a judgment. The significance of commercial processes, including
commercial liens, in establishing one's rights and claims is emphasized.
The transcript presents a series of maxims and principles of
commercial law. These maxims assert the importance of truth, the power
of consent, the significance of contracts, and the need for proper
bonding and liability insurance in corporate government operations. The
role of commercial law in ensuring fair and just outcomes in commerce is
highlighted.
Social Security Benefits and PrivilegesThe Role of the Secretary of TreasurySubstance of the NoticeEvidence and Unique IdentifiersObligation Attribution and Account TrackingAffidavits and Commercial LiensMaxims and Commercial Law Principles