"Roland Cortes presents Sworn Statement of American State National Claim to Identity"
Roland Cortes, a prominent figure in certain legal circles, made a significant move on January 20, 2011, by submitting a Notice of Affidavit regarding an American State National Declaration of Status. This notice was filed in the section of "Declarations and Proclamations".
The Notice of Affidavit is a written statement made under oath, attesting to the facts stated therein. In this case, it was related to an American State National Declaration of Status, a sworn, written statement formally declaring a person’s status as an American State National.
The Declaration of Status Affidavit, as it is known, has legal significance as an official declaration under oath, giving it evidentiary weight in legal or administrative contexts. Its use often reflects a political or legal claim differentiating state national status from federal U.S. citizenship.
Although the formality of affidavits is well established in U.S. legal practice, the specific status claimed by such affidavits is not widely accepted by courts. The American State Nationality, in particular, is a controversial and generally not recognized status in mainstream U.S. law.
In the same filing, Cortes did not submit any documents in "Declarations and Proclamations" or "Legal Notices" after January 20, 2011. Meanwhile, other individuals, such as Gregory Lane, submitted a Declaration by Affidavit of Ownership and Administration, and Jesús Rodríguez García submitted a Declaration of Status Affidavit of Borikén Native American Nationality.
Furthermore, Christopher Barnes submitted an Affidavit and Notice in Declaration of Allodial Ownership of Property in "Legal Notices". It is important to note that all rights associated with these notices were reserved and retained by the respective submitters.
In conclusion, Roland Cortes's Notice of Affidavit serves as a testament to the complex and controversial nature of American State Nationality. While the legal efficacy of such status is debated, the formal submission of these declarations and notices underscores the ongoing efforts of individuals to assert and prove their political and legal status distinct from U.S. citizenship.
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