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.

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(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.

A Pro Se XY PMA Training in Constitutional Money, Trust Collateral, and Lawful Security Interests Instructor: Brady Art: Pahl© — Authorized Representative for BRADY ANTHONY PAHL© Jurisdictions Covered: Article I §10, UCC Article 9, Trust Law, Equity Jurisdiction, and Private Membership Contracting. COURSE PURPOSE To teach members how to lawfully pledge an intangible—a non-physical right, asset, or chose-in-action—as collateral for credit, private mortgages, PMA-backed loans, or trust funding. This course is built to shift members from debtor to holder in due course, using private-side remedies, living-issuer status, and constitutional money principles. MODULE 1 — What Is an Intangible? (Legal + Spiritual + Ledger) 1.1 Legal Definition Under UCC §9-102(a)(42) and §9-102(a)(49), intangibles include: - General intangibles - Payment intangibles - Software rights - Intellectual property - Contract rights - Digital assets - Ledger entries - Choses in action (claims) 1.2 Trust Definition Under trust law, an intangible is property held for the benefit of another, including: - Signature energy - Birth-certificate-derived interests - Bonded estate identifiers - NFTTs - Stablecoin issuer rights - PMA membership data - Royalty streams - Private IOUs - Rights of action in equity 1.3 Constitutional Lens Article I §10 says only gold and silver coin is money for the states, meaning everything else—including Federal Reserve credit, digital tokens, debits and credits—is inherently contractual. Thus intangible collateral = contract law collateral. This opens the door for private parties to pledge: - Trademark rights - Copyright - NFT (minted or unminted) - Ledger positions - Patent rights - PMA membership value - A promised performance - A “chose in action” (your right to sue) MODULE 2 — Why Intangibles Are the New Collateral 2.1 The Modern System Is Already Intangible Banks already accept: - Forward contracts - Swaps - Servicing rights - MSRs - Portfolio interests - Algorithmic IP - Credit enhancements - Software licenses - Tax credits (huge)

Submitted by: A Utah-domiciled Private Express Trust (Unincorporated; Non-Statutory) Settled under: Utah Constitution Art. I §1, U.S. Constitution Art. IV §4, and maxims of equity. Lender / Recipient: (“Uphold Bank,” Private Lender, or Trust-Compatible Financial Institution) Purpose: To secure long-term capital for restoration, conservation, and productive development of Utah ancestral lands, held in private trust for beneficiaries and future generations. 1. Trust Overview Trust Name: Native Utahn Land Trust Date of Settlement: ___________________ Trust Domicile: Utah Territory, private common law jurisdiction Trust EIN: ___________________ Type: Private Express Trust (Non-Grantor / Irrevocable unless otherwise stated) Corpus (Initial Trust Assets): - Utah real property parcels (Schedule A) - Water, mineral, and grazing rights, appraised (Schedule B) - Cultural / conservation easements - Trust ledger assets (crypto, specie, or lawful money) Governing Principles: - “Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy.” - “A trust shall not fail for want of a trustee.” - Trustees act solely for the benefit of beneficiaries. - Trust operates in a private ecclesiastical/equitable forum. 2. Loan Summary Requested Loan Amount: $_________________ Term: Fifty (50) years Payment Schedule: Interest-only beginning Year 3, full amortization Years 3–50 Initial Payment Delay (Moratorium): 24 months (see Rider) Collateral: Trust real property, revenue rights, and mortgage bond issued under trust seal Security Instrument: 50-Year Trump Mortgage™ (Private Trust Mortgage Bond) Guarantees: Limited to the corpus of the trust; beneficiaries not personally liable Use of Funds: - Conservation improvements - Irrigation and water security - Land acquisition - Trust development projects (Schedule C) 3. Acknowledgment & Consent The undersigned Trustee(s) affirm the information is true, complete, and made in good faith pursuant to the trust indenture.