For people who believe World Citizens and the World Government of World Citizens are “not recognized”… It is. The problem is their own opinion that World Citizens aren’t recognized. They personally don’t recognize World citizens when they must.
UpCounsel – Common Law Trust Vs. Statutory Trust provides:
Continue reading UpCounsel suggests World Citizenry (via WSA-WGWC) for Identity to Set Up Common Law TrustsSetting up a common law trust requires the following steps:
- Request an ID through World Service Authority. This process allows you to separate the common law trust from your individual social security number. You can also create an affidavit of Identification to avoid using a state or federal ID when opening a business bank account.
- Choose a co-trustee. Your co-trustee should be a person that you can trust as they will be an administrator to the trust.
- Purchase a P.O. box. This allows you to protect your anonymity because you can list this as your trust address.
- Create important business documents. You will need to create the necessary business documents including company bylaws and articles of incorporation.
- Choose a settlor/grantor. Request that the settlor/grantor offer a piece of property into the trust.
- Request an EIN number for the trust. This is for tax purposes.
- Open a bank account in the trust name. It is best to create a non-interest banking account that is private. It might be helpful to first open a personal account and then a trust account. All trust holders should be listed on the bank account.
- Register your trust documents with the Secretary of State. This is optional but may be helpful.