In an effort to execute, I made a mistake on the name of my trust. I did not like that and wanted to correct it; unfortunately, you cannot do this online. So I called the IRS to find out if there was anything that I could do about it. I was given two options.... OPTION 1: Write a letter of correction (It will take 30 days to be corrected) The body of the letter needs to include: Date: Trust Name: EIN: Your name: Your Title :(Ex. Trustee, Grantor, etc.) The mistake you made and what you want them to do about it ... (Ex.: change the name, or cancel/just close out altogether.) Sign: and mail to: Internal Revenue Service 333 W. Pershing Rd. Mail Stop 6055 S-2 Kansas City, MO 64108 OPTION 2: Create a new EIN, which I will do, and you will still need to send a letter to cancel the EIN # you made the mistake on, instructing them to cancel/close out altogether.

This is a good book for a starter kit.. a lot of you that handle your own affairs need to learn your own court rules and federal procedures to put the nail in the coffin on debt collectors or original creditors or even the consumer reporting agencies or any other issue. ✍️📄👨‍⚖️

Truly more than grateful always @Norwood Williams for sharing another of many phenomenal leveling up opportunity. Prayed, trust, executed! Pressing to keep 🫸🏽 🫷🏽forward ✨️. Generational wealth building 🙏🏻💪🏽🎯💯🪜 🔥🔥🔥🏆🏆🏆. Will update journey as the process keeps moving!

Went thru 🔌 source Thanks Minister BeBetta Now I have offer for 6-8k everything checked out on tester they was saying how mint the quality was 🤣 But goal is to find trust with value so I’m going with long term goal funding and building over short gains

Peace everyone been working with @David Melendez on my credit and we getting results 😎🔥! This just the beginning!! If you’re on the fence hop off and reach out to him!