Cancel Voter's Registration

[weasel]

removing myself from votor registration this week via local voter registrar. license comes due this summer, when i make my appearance at the dmv, planning to sign the new contract in such a way as to reserve all rights, such as 'without prejudice'

[charlesa6]

Originally Posted by weishaupt1776

W/o/p is better than the A.R.R.

If you are not seriously studied on the Cali DMV stuff, I would sign the license w/o/p

Weis is right. It's work like a charm when you sign W/o/p under your authograph.

[palani]

Originally Posted by charlesa6

Weis is right. It's work like a charm when you sign W/o/p under your authograph.

w/o/p goes first, then the authograph .... :-)
Can't amend a contract once it is signed

[mrg]

Originally Posted by palani

w/o/p goes first, then the authograph .... :-)
Can't amend a contract once it is signed

Do you have to write the whole thing out or just w/o/p?

[palani]

Originally Posted by mrg

Do you have to write the whole thing out or just w/o/p?

Just an opinion but I would write 'without prejudice' somewhere in the body and sign it below. If added after the signature or below the signature (position wise) it could be interpreted as being added after the signature (time wise).

[charlesa6]

You have to write the whole thing out under your signature not before your signature. "Without Prejudice UCC 1-308". No institution ever questions the authenticity of it.

[mrg]

Originally Posted by palani

Just an opinion but I would write 'without prejudice' somewhere in the body and sign it below. If added after the signature or below the signature (position wise) it could be interpreted as being added after the signature (time wise).

On affidavits and other such docs it usually goes beneath the signature line along with the Upper Lower "name"

[palani]

Originally Posted by mrg

On affidavits and other such docs it usually goes beneath the signature line along with the Upper Lower "name"

I guess I had always understood the term to be one of the conditions that was being agreed to and, as such, had to be on the doc before the signature went on.

[Market Trader]

Originally Posted by charlesa6

You have to write the whole thing out under your signature not before your signature. "Without Prejudice UCC 1-308". No institution ever questions the authenticity of it.

When can a person start writing this under his signature?
IE Should your status be corrected already or does it not matter?

Also: has anybody ever not taken a signature like that? and does 'ALL RIGHTS RESERVED' mean the same?

And 'Under Protest' comes in under what cirumstances.

Thanks M/T

[Akira-]

You only need write "Without Prejudice "... not the "whole thing"... and it goes ABOVE the signature, not below.

http://www.supremelaw.org/authors/freeman/freeman4.htm

EXAMPLE


Your Honor, my use of "Without Prejudice UCC 1-207" above my signature on this document indicates that I have exercised the "Remedy" provided for me in the Uniform Commercial Code in Book 1 at Section 207, whereby I may reserve my Common Law right not to be compelled to perform under any contract, or agreement, that I have not entered into knowingly, voluntarily, and intentionally. And, that reservation serves notice upon all administrative agencies of government -- national, state and local -- that I do not, and will not, accept the liability associated with the "compelled" benefit of any unrevealed commercial agreement.

ADDENDUM


U.C.C. 1-207:4 Sufficiency of reservation.

Any expression indicating any intention to preserve rights is
sufficient, such as "without prejudice," "under protest," "under
reservation," or "with reservation of all our rights."