Can A.W.A.R.E call me?
What does the A.W.A.R.E logo symbolize?
Are you affiliated with We The People Shareholders Yahoo or Skype group?
Does A.W.A.R E host calls? If so, where do I signup?
Does A.W.A.R.E have offices where we can meet your agents?
How do I get the quickest response?
How do custom packages work?
Do you have individual prices for everything in custom packages?
What address should I use on the SPC? Should I use separate addresses?
Do you mail my SPC package to me?
Does A.W.A.R.E work with attorneys or lawyers?
Are you attorney’s or a law firm?
Do you offer emergency consultations?
Do you offer services to access my strawman or DTC account?
Do you offer phone support?
How long does the SPC package process take to complete?
A: Unless you book a consultation then that’s the only time you’ll receive a call from us. Other than that, in order to provide our customers with great communication, we offer excellent customer support by email only.
A: The A.W.A.R E logo symbolizes having your third eye open so you can be more aware. The third eye is the pineal gland and when that is clear, you are able to see more than what your two eyes can see and have an open mind to truth.
A: No, A.W.A.R.E is not affiliated or associated with We The People Shareholders Yahoo or Skype group in any way. We simply share Patrick Devine’s files, calls, documents, and teachings free of charge on our website. While A.W.A.R.E teamed up with WeThePeopleShareholders.com, this does not mean we associated ourselves with any members from We The People Shareholders Yahoo or Skype groups.
A: At the moment, we currently do not host calls, however, we soon are! Stay tuned for updates.
A: Being that we are a private organization, we do not have any regional offices or offices open to the public,
A: Email serves as the utmost best way to get in contact with us. Please overstand, we receive an influx of emails a day and have to answer them in the order which they were received so your patience is greatly appreciated when you contact us.
Also, one way to get a quick response is to be very clear in what you’re looking for. Ask any questions you have and/or if you are inquiring about a services not listed on the website, be clear as to what service you are looking for so we can better assist you.
A: If you’re interested in our paralegals creating a Custom Package for you, you’ll be required to fill out our Custom Package order form. On the form, you’ll be required to be as clear as possible so that we can better assist you in what you are inquiring about. Once your form details are received, you’ll receive an email from us within 24 to 72 hours with a quote.
You’ll be assigned your own service manager who’ll guide and support you along the way in your custom package.
A: At the moment, we don’t have individual prices for each service offered in our custom package, as most of it is custom.
A: Yes, it’s recommended that you use a P.O box or a Private Mailbox address for the Secure Creditor, whereas the debtor uses the domicile address. Thsi helps you remain on the private side. While it’s not mandatory to get a separate address for the Creditor, it is HIGHLY recommended to create that separation.
A: No, everything is sent to you electronically via email. You are required to do your own printing for your SPC package.
A: No, we do not work with any attorneys or lawyers as in doing so, would cause a friction with our service fulfillment. However, we do have our own paralegals who work on the paperwork.
Having Attorney’s/Lawyers are often seen as a waiver of rights and admittance of incompetence. This is simply because, if you allow someone else to “represent you”, instead of being “the belligerent claimant in person” (Hale v Henkel, i.s.c.), you become a “ward of the court”. Why is that? Because if someone else has to defend your inalienable rights for you, then you must be incompetent! Clients in court, are called “wards” of the court in regard to their relationship with their attorneys. See “Regarding Lawyer Discipline & Other Rules”, as well as Canons 1 through 9.
See Corpus Juris Secundum (CJS), Volume 7, Section 4, Attorney & client: “The attorney’s first duty is to the courts and the public, not to the client and wherever the duties to his client conflict with those he owes as an officer of the court in the administration of justice, the former must yield to the latter.” (emphasis mine)
“A lawyer cannot claim that you have rights.” U.S. v. Johnson, 76 F. Supp. 538
Interestingly enough, are you aware, that the American Bar Association doesn’t even recommend the use of a lawyer except in dangerously precarious situations as they state in their Q&A!! So what does tell you, folks?
Now you might ask, without a lawyer or attorney, who else can help me? Answer: Overstand that attorneys cannot represent the ‘flesh and blood private man or woman’ in their private commercial so-called “courts”. They can only represent the Debtor/Defendants in its or their corporate, fictional capacity! It’s like mixing oil and water or public and private; they do NOT mix!
A: No, A.W.A.R.E is a private organization with private members who are dedicated to helping others in their path to freedom. We are not lawyers, attorneys or a law firm/agency, nor do we intend or want to be! However, we do have our own paralegals who are in charge of working on your documents so we can offer you the best possible services and solution for your redemption.
A: Our consultants do not do consultations over the weekend, UNLESS it is a reasonable emergency.
A: We apologize but no, our paralegals don’t specialize in offering the service of accessing the strawman or DTC account, due to the high risk of liability involved and the lengthy administrative step involved; this is just not a main focus for us at this time.
A: Only through paid consultations we do. Our entire communication is by email only.
A: From start to end
The first step to initiating your secure party creditor order is, you are required to fill out our SPC order form so that we have your necessary information. It can take anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks to