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  Frequently Asked Questions ("FAQ") are the most commonly asked questions about Ecclesiastical Deed Polls in addition to the information already presented in the other pages listed here about Ecclesiastical Deed Polls.  
Q1. Why is it called an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll?  
Q2. Why does an EDP have any power/authority?  
Q3. Why would any court/judge bother with an EDP?  
Q4. Can I send a EDP on its own?  
Q5. Can I send and EDP on the back of my own documents?  
Q6. Can I change the words of the EDP to suit my style?  
Q7. Is it possible for someone to use an EDP against some serious or violent criminal offence?  
Q8. How can an EDP be Ecclesiastical if the sender is not a priest?  
Q9. What does circumscribed mean?  
Q10. If someone is in prison, how do they issue an EDP?  
Q11. Why Robin Egg Blue Paper? What are some other names for this kind of blue?  
Q12. Why black ink for the Ecclesiastical Deeds? Why not some other ink color?  
Q13. What case (proper/upper/lower) should my name be in on Ecclesiastical Deeds?  
Q14. Why don’t we put the name of the Official on an Ecclesiastical Deed, only their Title?  
Q15. What is the correct size of paper for an Ecclesiastical Deed and why?  
Q16. Why was blood once used as the seal of an Ecclesiastical Deed?  
   
Q1. Why is it called an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll?  
  An Ecclesiastical Deed Poll owes its name both as a formal and valid form of Deed defined by Astrum Iuris Divini Canonum in accordance with the sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum and the right of a man or woman to evoke their Divine Rights as a Divine Immortal Spirit to proclaim those rights bestowed to them upon being born.  
  A valid Deed by definition requires validation from either its form or seal by an officer possessing some kind of ecclesiastical authority. This is because all Property is ultimately derived from the Divine and therefore any conveyance of property must be verified as valid.  
  Unlike Papal Bulls and other forms of religious deeds claiming property conveyance, an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll is the highest form of deed and agreement and circumscribed sacred instrument because upon its seal in blood it represents a command by the Divine Creator for a servant of the Roman Cult, its agents or elite anti-semitic Venetian/Khazarian slavers to honor the most fundamental elements of trust law, property law and contract law.  
   
Q2. Why does an EDP have any power/authority?  
  An Ecclesiastical Deed Poll derives its power from two sources- the Divine and secondly the man or woman willing to stand as a competent living being and assert what is rightfully theirs. When these two forces are combined in a sacred deed, no force in Heaven or on Earth may lawfully defy its validity.  
  When an official of the Roman Cult, its agents or the elite anti-semitic Venetian/Khazarian parasites dishonor such a supremely sacred instrument, they openly, deliberately and willingly dishonor their own laws- admitting to all the angels and spirits in Heaven and all the living on Earth that they no longer even pretend to follow the law, but instead are privateers, pirates and tyrants.  
  The greatest power of an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll is therefore when it is deliberately dishonored by mentally ill and wholly incompetent officials such as judges, clerks, prosecutors and their agents.  
   
Q3. Why would any court/judge bother with an EDP?  
  When a judge possesses at least a minimal competence of their own laws, let alone the principles of law, then such an official must know that an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll establishing the competent living status of a man or woman cannot be taken lightly.  
  In such circumstances, a judge or clerk must think carefully as to whether they are willing to gamble their career, their work and any possible future in openly defying such a sacred and supreme document above all others issued, or recognize its superior status and act in accordance with their fiduciary duties.  
  As news of judges, clerks, prosecutors, sheriffs and other officials losing their jobs on account of their gross incompetence in handling Ecclesiastical Deed Polls extends across the world, it is expected that more and more courts and judges will treat such valid instruments issued in legitimate terms will be honored.  
   
Q4. Can I send a EDP on its own?  
  No. An Ecclesiastical Deed Poll must be attached by strong bonding glue to the reverse of a document issued by a court, banking, corporate or judicial official.  
   
Q5. Can I send and EDP on the back of my own documents?  
  Generally not. Unless you have prepared an instrument that will otherwise be recognized by a court, the sending of an EDP on the back of another document of your own means the presentment may entirely be ignored purely on the presumption that the Roman system may claim your front document has no standing.  
   
Q6. Can I change the words of the EDP to suit my style?  
  No. Modifying the content of documents, other than the insertion of personal information as indicated, particularly when listed through Canon Law is an insult against the Divine and usually renders such corruptions null and void.  
  Any man or woman who chooses to modify instruments presented over and above the modifications permitted is personally liable for any failure and such breach of respect also indemnifies Ucadia and all societies from any kind of alleged negative result derived from misusing the tools provided.  
   
Q7. Is it possible for someone to use an EDP against some serious or violent criminal offence?  
  Only a member of One Heaven evoking and agreeing to their rights of membership may issue a valid Ecclesiastical Deed Poll. As a member, all members are subject to the laws of the society including its codes of law including amongst others a criminal code, judicial code and civil code.  
  When a member charged with a serious criminal issues an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll they are effectively agreeing that the society has jurisdiction to have the matter conveyed into its venue. It does not mean whatsoever that a person charged with a serious criminal offence can have the matter instantly dropped.  
  A member that is charged with a serious offence, issuing a deed poll who subsequently reject the jurisdiction of the Ucadia courts to hear the matter under the laws of One Heaven and Ucadia therefore forfeits all protections afforded by the law and effectively nullifies the Deed Poll as such a person must be regarded as delinquent of their duties and obligations.  
   
Q8. How can an EDP be Ecclesiastical if the sender is not a priest?  
  The Ecclesiastical Deed Poll is considered ecclesiastical for three reasons: (1) The deed is defined in form by the most sacred canons of Divine Canon Law known as Astrum Iuris Divini Canonum; and (2) the deed is evoked by the Divine Immortal Spirit and (3) the flesh is pronounced "circumscribed" therefore sacred and so permits a blood seal to be placed on such a sacred instrument.  
   
Q9. What does circumscribed mean?  
  Circumscribed means that a boundary is drawn literally and figuratively around an object defining within the boundary a sacred space, known as a sanctuary, but also chamber, chapel and office. All sacred objects are by definition circumscribed. By definition, one who holds sacred office is one who is permitted to perform within some defined sacred space, also known as a chamber, a chapel and office. By pronouncing that an object is circumscribed, particularly in the act of sanctifying an object is classic and historic proof that an object is therefore circumscribed.  
  One who crosses a circumscribed boundary without permission or ecclesiastical rights is therefore out of bounds and has committed the gravest of sins of deep principles underpining the Roman Cult, also known as the Vatican as well as the Venetian and Jesuit models of sacred objects and sacred spaces.  
  A judge, clerk or prosecutor that is in ecclesiastical dishonor is not permitted to enter a circumscribed space such as a court, a judges chamber or a clerk's chapel. If they do so, then they are un fundamental breach of the rules and orders of the Temple Bar, upon which the whole system of the Inns of Court and Freemasonry are based.  
   
Q10. If someone is in prison, how do they issue an EDP?  
  If someone has been put into prison, then unfortunately the system has already made money from their incarceration by selling the prison bond – a publicly known and provable fact – albeit rarely publicized because it contravenes all known laws of slavery.  
  What this means is that the system is not going to recognize that man or woman has any rights, nor has done anything than signed and agreed to be in prison as the executor – the one who signed the order entering prison and therefore entered a contract.  
  Instead, a blood relative that establishes an Ecclesiastical Deed Poll is able to perfect a superior standing as a Trustee of a Foreign Trust Entity holding Real Property that then possesses higher property rights over the property of their same blood than the state holding them, by evoking Habeas Corpus in its most ancient form.  
   
Q11. Why Robin Egg Blue Paper? What are some other names for this kind of blue?  
  Robin Egg Blue Paper is merely a way of describing a particular color, also described as sky blue, pastel blue and turquoise blue. The Hex value = #99CCFF, HSB = 210,40,100 and the RGB = 153,204,255 respectively.  
  The purpose of the color is its symbolism to Ecclesiastical authority derived from the Roman Cult and its masters. It is why the color has a long history of being used as the basis of warrants of arrest and summons notices by denoting the ecclesiastical authority to compel (force) people to attend, rather than request. Therefore, as you are granted Divine Authority to protest and reclaim what was granted to you by the Divine Creator when you were borne, the light blue color is used for all Ecclesiastical Deeds.  
   
Q12. Why black ink for the Ecclesiastical Deeds? Why not some other ink color?  
  99.9% of documents that flow the courts, and administration of government are physically dead, devoid of life. The color black traditionally is associated with death and in particular with the work of the galli, the judges who ignorantly wear the cloaks of the reapers of souls, without knowing its history.  
  However, Ecclesiastical Deeds are unique documents in that they have been given the breath of physical and spiritual life through the intentional seal of a thumbprint in blood from a being evoking their Divine Rights. This makes an Ecclesiastical Deed technically more powerful than a Papal Bull, which is why its dishonor by mentally ill, ignorant and arrogant members of the Bar and law enforcement, the very worst act of supreme dishonor possible.  
  It also means the color of the ink is immaterial. However, if a man or woman was so inclined to change the color of the ink, then the color crimson red is permissible, but no other color – remembering that the color black has no material impact in affecting a document actually brought to life by infusing the paper with the living blood and flesh of the sender.  
   
Q13. What case (proper/upper/lower) should my name be in on Ecclesiastical Deeds?  
  In the modern Roman system, upper case denotes a corporate name. On a Live Borne Record, the lower case name is used. However, as you are issuing a Deed as a Trustee, then the rules of case have no material impact on strengthening or weakening the issue of the deed. Therefore, if you issued a deed with your name in all lower case, or proper case or upper case, it would not necessarily weaken its effect.  
  For convention, UCADIA uses the following rules of case: All lower is used to define objects, proper case to defined officials and offices and upper case to define trust corpus as well as trusts.  
   
Q14. Why don’t we put the name of the Official on an Ecclesiastical Deed, only their title?  
  The concept of “notice to agent is notice to principal” only functions when the notice is given to an office rather than the actual name of the flesh and blood official assuming the office. This unfortunately is a mistake that a number of people make.  
  Therefore, to ensure that all agents are enjoined to the matter, the office only and not the actual name of the official is used when addressing Ecclesiastical Deeds.  
   
Q15. What is the correct size of paper for an Ecclesiastical Deed and why?  
  The size of paper used for Ecclesiastical Deeds largely depends upon the standard types of paper used in your location and what is reasonably available. In Europe, Australia and other countries, the standard size paper is A4. In the United States it is US Letter and US Legal.  
  Therefore, the size of the paper does not matter so long it is of a sufficient size to make the writing legible and to match the birth certificate or court document when it is glued on the back.  
   
Q16. Why was blood once used as the seal of an ecclesiastical deed?  
  Blood ceased to be used as a valid seal up until UCA E8:Y3210:A35:S3:M12:D4 also known as [Sunday 12 June 2011] also known as the Day of Divine Illumination. Thereafter, no blood seal, nor vellum, nor any animal or flesh is permitted to be used in the writing, or sealing of instruments ever again- representing the end of all blood covenants and "garments rolled in blood" and the beginning of a new age.  
  There are several important and historic reasons why blood is used for these important dcuments (from Canon 1558):  
  (i) The root of all Western law originates from the root of ancient laws of civilization and law of ancient Sumeria, Assyria, Israelites, Celts, Greeks and Romans that recognized blood as the most sacred seal of instruments in honor of the most ancient blood covenant with the Divine; and  
  (ii) In accordance with the most sacred covenant Pactum De Singularis Caelum, all historic and ancient covenants of the Divine are fulfilled. Therefore, the blood seal is a historic symbol of the conveyance of law from those who are in dishonor to those who now represent the true living law; and  
  (iii) The blood of the Trustee of the True Trust and the content of the Ecclesiastical Deed Poll prove the fraud and error of the continued existence of any Cestui Que (Vie) Trust in assuming the body is "dead"; and  
  (iv) The infusing of the blood of the Trustee onto the paper breathes life into the paper, creating an instrument superior in standing than even an inferior Roman Papal Bull. Therefore, if the document is dishonored, then all documents ever issued by any society under Roman law must also by definition be null and void; and  
  (v) The use of blood in this manner perfects an unbreakable seal of an unbreakable deed and contract. Therefore, any inferior Roman court that usurps it openly admits that contract law under inferior Roman law no longer exists.; and  
  (vi) When inferior Roman officials dishonor such a sacred Deed, they dishonor the root of their own law and therefore they officially validate the lawful conveyance of all property, rights and standing from themselves to those who stand as members under the sacred covenant Pactum de Singularis Caelum.  
     
     
     
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