UCC strategy

[rushpat]

Instead of having a UCC FS filed between the "Normal Name" and the "ALL CAPS NAME", why not have either a trust or LLC filing a UCC FS on the "ALL CAPS" name? Wouldn't that get around the problem of those ignoring the UCC FS because they think the names are the same?

If you are in control of the trust or LLC, wouldn't it accomplish what you wanted? If you are worried about not getting approved for a loan, then why not do your future financials through the trust or LLC?

Just a thought.

The goal is to have a living soul perfect a lien on the fictional ALL CAPS NAME. Under the scenario described, a fictional entity (LLC, Trust) is perfecting a lien on a fictional entity (ALL CAPS NAME).

Why do we want the former?

When we have a perfected security interest ie: a UCC-1 and Security Agreement with the STRAWMAN

AND

We have accessed our Private UCC Contract Trust Account with John Snow, Trustee and Secretary of the Treasury,

Then we can utilize our unlimited credit to discharge all claims against the strawman. The negotiable instrument utilized is the Bonded Registered Bills of Exchange as the Negotiable Intrutment.

Sweed

[trbish]

how do you know this has been achieved? .....accessed our Private UCC Contract Trust Account with John Snow, Trustee and Secretary of the Treasury....

is there a place to read more about this?

email Barton Buhtz at eclok@juno.com, or call him at 818 352-3120 on T & TH. Please ask for his investigative report. If you engage his services, he charges $500. After reading his investigative report and following what he does, you should be able to handle things yourself.

He is very difficult to get ahold of.

I have an Attorney seminar on Revised Article 9. In there, it is mentioned about doing a financing statement on a trust as the debtor.

Of course, the seminar is NOT in the same genre as the discussions on this forum, but, it may be something worth researching.