DOES THIS SCENARIO HAPPEN IN YOUR COUNTY?

  1. An IRS Form 668-Y(C) ("Notice of Tax Lien") arrives in the mail at the county recorder's office.
    • It is a mere Notice, not a proper commercial Lien.
    • It does not certify that there is a Lien.
    • It is not supported by affidavit.
    • Often, it is not even signed!
  2. The county recorder misfiles this mere "Notice" in a "Tax Lien Index" or other index, as mandated by statute, as if it were an actual Lien -- THUS PERJURING THE COUNTY RECORD!
  3. An IRS agent requests (and receives) a certificate that this document is in the Index.
    • That certificate certifies (incorrectly, because of the misfiling) that there IS an actual Lien.
    • That certificate is a Security, a negotiable instrument.
    • By this process, a mere unsigned and unsworn "Notice" has been "boosted" or "laundered" into a Security.
    • Such an action constitutes Securities Fraud.
  4. A Levy is created by a similar process, and the county Sheriff is given the certificate and goes out to seize the property.
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