In the context of redemption theory, a Secured Party (also known as a Secured Party Creditor or SPC) is the living man or woman who reclaims legal and financial control over the artificial legal entity created by the government—often identified by the ALL CAPS NAME on the birth certificate.
This concept blends elements of UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) law, trust law, and contractual redemption theory to establish a private, senior claim over the “debtor” entity that exists in the public domain.
🔐 What Is a Secured Party Under Redemption Theory?
In redemption theory, the “Secured Party” is:
The real, flesh-and-blood person who acts as the creditor, trustee, or principal over the artificial corporate debtor (a legal fiction created by the state).
This distinction is central to the belief that every individual has been “split” at birth into two entities:
| Living Person | Legal Person / Strawman |
|---|---|
| Private, sovereign, natural being | Public, artificial entity (ALL CAPS) |
| Holds rights | Holds liabilities |
| Creditor | Debtor |
📜 Foundation of Redemption Theory
The core claim of redemption theory is that:
A corporate estate (the strawman) is created at birth via the birth certificate.
The government monetizes this estate and uses it as collateral for the national debt.
You were never informed of this legal construction or given full disclosure—therefore, you have a right to reclaim your estate.
By filing the proper instruments, one can supposedly “redeem” the debtor and become the first-in-line creditor.
⚖️ What Makes Someone a Secured Party?
To become a Secured Party Creditor under redemption theory, one typically performs the following steps:
1. Security Agreement
Drafted between the Debtor (ALL CAPS NAME) and the Secured Party (Living Being)
Lists property, rights, and interests being secured
2. UCC-1 Financing Statement
Filed with the Secretary of State
Establishes a public record of the security interest
Lists the Debtor and Secured Party as separate entities
3. Supporting Documents
Declaration of Status (living being, sui juris, non-citizen national)
Form 56 (Fiduciary notice to IRS)
Common Law Copyright or Trademark of the ALL CAPS NAME
Hold-Harmless Indemnity Agreement
Private Trust or Estate Trust documents
🧾 Purpose of Becoming a Secured Party
| Objective | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Discharge debt | Use commercial instruments under UCC and HJR-192 |
| Separate self from legal fiction | Establish that the real person is not liable for the Strawman |
| Reclaim control over the estate | Administer the ALL CAPS NAME and its assets |
| Establish private status | Operate outside the default public trust system |
| Assert contractual jurisdiction | Opt out of admiralty/statutory jurisdiction by notice and contract |
🔎 Legal Standing
UCC Article 9 governs secured transactions. A Secured Party is defined as:
“A person in whose favor a security interest is created or provided for under a security agreement…”
– UCC § 9-102(a)(72)
In commercial law, a secured party has priority over unsecured parties in claims to collateral. Under redemption theory, the “collateral” is the rights, title, and interest associated with the legal name and its property (e.g., benefits, wages, legal liability).
⚠️ Important Notes
| Myth / Misuse | Clarification |
|---|---|
| SPC status exempts you from all laws | ❌ False. SPC status does not automatically nullify laws or obligations. |
| You can issue unlimited credit or checks | ❌ Misapplication of UCC principles can lead to fraud or prosecution. |
| Filing a UCC-1 makes you sovereign | ⚠️ Only part of a lawful status correction process. Standing must be proven. |
| The government accepts these filings | ✅ Many states allow UCC filings, but it doesn’t guarantee enforcement unless backed by valid legal claims. |
✅ When Used Properly
When done with legal precision and good faith, the Secured Party process may be used to:
Clarify contractual relationships
Establish legal distinctions between parties
Assert commercial claims or trust rights
Manage and settle liabilities privately
Set the foundation for further remedies (e.g., administrative discharge, quiet title, etc.)
📘 Summary
| Secured Party Creditor (SPC) | Under Redemption Theory |
|---|---|
| The real living man/woman | Takes control over the ALL CAPS legal entity |
| Files a UCC-1 & supporting docs | Secures interest in all “assets” of the legal fiction |
| Operates under contract, not statute | Avoids presumed liabilities through notice and rebuttal |
| Asserts fiduciary control | Becomes executor/beneficiary of their estate/trust |