Gisting, I saw something about vacant office.
Return a Bill of Indictment. That is to say, the testimony is so complete that in your opinion, it would be silly to bother convening a jury.
1) find an oath of office signed by the magistrate
2) get a certificate of search that he or she failed to file an oath of office according to the constitutions on that oath
3) attach a quote citation from the constitution proving so.
Do not do this in order to avoid getting a birth certificate for the infant, now a toddler? Get the child by signing all ordered by the vacant office. After she gets the child, she Returns the Bill of Indictment by publishing it at the county clerk and recorder.
Then she raises the child, teaching that the child has no birth certificate. The state cannot tell the child he or she has a birth certificate if the child thinks otherwise. If the child cannot think of any SSN and has no Card to remind him or her of that sequence of #s, he or she cannot possibly have a SSN.
I think you should have followed my advice on this all along. If they ever say that "Judge" So-and-So ordered the child to have all the earmarkings of commerce, just produce a certified copy of the Return and say, "No, I am not compelled to follow void judgments from vacant offices."
Then again, that may be decades down the road when the child is old enough to understand me on his or her own.
Regards,
David Merrill.