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Today’s Date
Doe: John-Henry
c/o 123 Main St
City, State [Zip]
Department of the treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas City, Missouri 64999-0002
RE: Notice to Change Status from Decedent To Non-Decedent
Dear Sir or Madam,
Statutory Claim in accord with IRS Manual [Link].2.2(2)/ 1707 Cestui Que Vie Act. An infant is
the decedent of an estate or grantor, owner or trustor of a trust, guardianship, receivership, or a
custodianship that has yet to receive a Social Security Number.
Please update my file to indicate non decedent and that I am alive. Please record it in your database and
acknowledge my request by returning to me a letter of acknowledgment from your office that this task
has been completed. The address above may be used to reach me.
I am no longer liable and cannot be held liable for: 1) Maritime liens being enforced against me, and 2)
Securities being taken out of the estate. Further:
All maritime liens being enforced against me, the living soul, I hereby claim invalid, null and void,
ab initio, nunc pro tunc. Note that I am the infant without a Social Security Number, which
makes me the Agent and Beneficiary of this trust. Being that the IRS works in Admiralty, the IRS
according to its own code, can no longer enforce Maritime liens against me, the living
woman/soul, as i have now claimed. I am not lost at sea, nor am I a decedent/ vessel in
commerce (1707 Cestui Que Vie Act).
Pursuant to IRS Majority Status
Majority status is determined by the state of residence. You will need to verify with the state
where the child resides for that determination.
Title 23§5101
Except as otherwise specifically law, all persons shall be deemed and taken to be of full age for
all purposes at the age of eighteen years.
Documents Enclosed: (4) Driver License, Social Security Card, Certificate of Live Birth, & Example of
Non-Decedent Notice.
Thank You
By: _______________________________________________
The Grantor/(Executrix/Executor)/Director/Heir
Without Prejudice pursuant to UCC 1-308