Designation of XRP / XRPL as a Conversion Asset & Critical Service Provider Issued under the Pro Se XY Private Membership Association & the Genesis Mission RFI Initiative Preamble Let it be known, affirmed, and entered into the private and public record: Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy, and the law helps the vigilant, not those who sleep on their rights. The Members of the Pro Se XY Private Membership Association, acting in propria persona, in full political status as free People under the Constitutions of the several States and the United States, establish this Charter to identify, recognize, and regulate essential infrastructure required for: - lawful offset, - estate management, - ISO 20022 message conversion, - inter-ledger operability, - and the protection of the Living Estate endowed by God. Pursuant to Annex F of the Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures (PFMI) issued by CPMI/IOSCO under the Bank for International Settlements, the Association hereby recognizes and declares that the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and its native asset XRP meet the international criteria of a Critical Service Provider (CSP) and shall serve as the Primary Conversion Asset of the Genesis Mission digital-trust economy. Article I — Authority 1. This Charter relies on the inherent sovereignty of the People, 2. the right of private contract (Art. I, §10, U.S. Const.), 3. freedom of association (NAACP v. Alabama, 357 U.S. 449 (1958)), 4. freedom of intimate and expressive association (Roberts v. U.S. Jaycees, 468 U.S. 609 (1984)), 5. the equitable maxim that “Equity regards as done that which ought to be done”, 6. and the BIS global standards governing third-party critical infrastructure under Annex F. This Charter is issued under the Genesis Mission Request-for-Information Initiative, authorizing inspection, auditing, and conversion of non-ISO-20022 financial records into compliant, transparent messaging. Article II — Declaration of XRP as a Conversion Asset

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NOTICE OF VOLUNTEER STATUS & CIVIC SERVICE DECLARATION Private Ecclesiastical Record — Pro Se XY Fellowship Non-Statutory Notice; Presumption Rebuttal; Status Clarification Use this as Exhibit A in any administrative, judicial, or emergency-services context. It stands on constitutional, equity, and trust principles—not on statutory jurisdiction. NOTICE OF VOLUNTEER STATUS & CIVIC SERVICE DECLARATION By: [Full Name, Living Beneficiary] Domicile: [Non-Domestic Mailing Location or PMA Address] PMA: Pro Se XY Ecclesiastical Fellowship Date: [Insert] I. PREAMBLE & CAPACITY I, [Full Name], a living man/living woman, standing as Beneficiary-in-Fact of my private living estate and operating exclusively under the Pro Se XY Ecclesiastical Fellowship, issue this Notice of Volunteer Status and Civic Service Declaration to establish and clarify: 1. My non-employee, non-contractual, non-federal capacity, 2. My voluntary civic service role as a member of the local community and supporter of emergency-preparedness and public safety, 3. My reservation of all inherent, unalienable, and constitutionally secured rights, and 4. My protection from any presumption of federal employment, agency, or compulsory enlistment. This notice is issued pursuant to: - The First Amendment (Right of Association & Petition) - The Tenth Amendment (Reserved Powers & Local Civic Authority) - The American tradition of voluntary civil service and militia participation - Maxims of Equity: Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy. Consent makes the law. Notice to agent is notice to principal; notice to principal is notice to agent. - II. STATUS DECLARATION 1. No Federal Employment or Agency I am not, and do not consent to be construed as: - a federal employee, - a federal contractor, - an “agent,” “officer,” or “representative” of any federal agency, - nor any variation of “U.S. person” for contracting or employment purposes. This includes: DOE, NNSA, DHS, FEMA, DOJ, DOD, State of Utah, or any subdivisions thereof.

(a/k/a Utah Legal Tender Specie Act) Utah Code Ann. §§ 59-1-1501 through 59-1-1507 (2011, amended 2024) 1. Core Purpose The Act declares gold and silver coin issued by the U.S. Mint as legal tender in the State of Utah. This directly mirrors U.S. Constitution, Article I, §10, Clause 1: “No State shall… make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” Utah is one of the only states to operationalize this in full statutory form. It opens the door for trust-based, specie-denominated contracts and lawful private consideration outside the Federal Reserve Note system. 2. What the Act actually does A) Recognizes SPECIE as legal tender Legal tender status is granted to: - U.S. Mint gold coins - U.S. Mint silver coins - Any other gold or silver coin approved by the State Treasurer(Utah Code §59-1-1503) B) Eliminates state capital gains tax on gains derived from specie (Utah Code §59-10-114) This means your PMA or trust can transact in specie without triggering state income tax from appreciation relative to FRNs. C) Authorizes private contracts in gold and silver The Act explicitly protects contractual freedom to denominate obligations in specie or precious metal weight. This is your lawful basis to: - Draft trust indentures denominated in grams/ounces - Issue PMA membership dues in specie or “equivalent value” - Transfer NFTT or general intangibles in a specie-backed schedule D) Mandates the Utah State Treasurer to provide mechanisms for specie custody and accounting This includes the Treasury’s “specie account” and “specie repository network,” enabling: - Secure custody - Multi-party settlement - Private ledgering of holdings It is the statutory wedge to build sovereign accounting systems. 3. Why it matters for your framework You are already structuring general intangibles (NFTT, birth-estate instruments, living-estate accounts) as private property under UCC Article 9 and transferring assets via trust and PMA contracts.

You’re standing at the exact junction where venue selection = jurisdiction control. In remedy work—public, private, trust, and commercial—the question “Where do I file?” is the question that determines who you are, what law governs you, and whether your remedy gets honored or swallowed. Here are the four proper venues for unraveling the BC/SSN labor-pledge architecture and perfecting your counter-claim over the estate. 1. PRIVATE / EQUITY VENUE (Your Primary Venue) This is where Pro Se XY, Hire Power PMA, the USD1 Trust, and your NFTT instruments sit. This is the venue that expresses you as the living man, not the constructive estate. You file here when the document is: - Trust declarations (Schedule A, Trustee Acceptance, Trust Minutes) - Notices of Status (SPC packages, birthright claims, name correction) - Assignments, copyright claims, NFTT registrations - PMA Administrative Orders - Bills of exchange / lawful tender notices - Ledger entries acknowledging receipt or transfer of trust res - Your private ledger for offset/settlement attempts Where: ✔ Your private PMA archive ✔ Your trust book (physical or digital) ✔ Your ledger repository ✔ Optional: a blockchain hash for timestamp authenticity Why: Private venue first means public agencies can only rebut, not presume. This preserves original jurisdiction in equity and keeps you out of statutory entanglement. 2. UCC VENUE (PUBLIC NOTICE, NOT CONSENT) This is where you perfect the security side of the estate. You file here when the document deals with: - UCC-1 Financing Statement - UCC-3 amendments - Collateral schedules - Claims to “proceeds, products, accounts, and fixtures” of the legal name - Your commercial lien foundation - NFTT-as-intangible asset declarations - Your secured position over birth certificate / SSN / bonded instruments Where: ✔ Secretary of State (Utah SOS for you) ✔ Optional: secondary filings in other states if your trust has nexus ✔ Optional: international notice via blockchain anchor