Georgia Archives visit for Land Patent

Did you know that you do not own your land!? The state does because they setup a trust on the state land without our consent when the state of states confederation government was setup in each state as a franchise of the USA Inc.
During 1805 and 1982 the state of Georgia had a land lottery or auction and was selling land to be paid for by a "land grant" These areas ranged from 40 acres to over 400 acres depending on how much land the government felt that family needed to farm to sustain themselves.
By obtaining the original land patent from your property, and the chain of title you will them carry allodial title and be the true owner of your property, not the state. This will allow you to not pay property tax once submitted to your county.

To date, allodial titles are no longer available in America, which means you may own your home, but the land likely belongs to the government, hence the reason why you pay property tax. You can own your home except if property tax is not paid, the government can repossess your home.
As a result of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy of the UNITED STATES corporation in 2015, all U.S. original Land Patents were reclaimed and assigned to the 50 unincorporated States of the Union. This means that one who is an American State National/Citizen can claim the patent covering their property/land and update it. When the process is complete, one will own their property/land (now private property) as an Alodium Freehold estate to do with as they please without harming anyone else.
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