THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE VERY IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY WHEN TRAVELLING PRIVATELY!!!

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Before relying on these private travel tools, be sure your vehicle has been properly titled into a foreign trust and that you fully understand how the process works.

Placing your conveyance into a private foreign grantor trust governed under 508c1a is considered a critical step because it removes the conveyance from corporate jurisdiction. Using these private travel tools without first transferring your vehicle into a foreign trust increases the likelihood of complications during a traffic stop.

For those following this process, it is recommended that you have the following in place:

• Your Foreign Trust documentation

• Your ID card with its authenticated supporting documents

• Your International Driving Permit

• A Private Trust Lien recorded against your conveyance

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Taking these steps helps ensure that you are fully prepared when traveling under this framework.

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According to this interpretation of the Geneva Convention on International Road Travel, an International Driving Permit (IDP) should be used in conjunction with a Foreign National Driver's License. When used together—and when the vehicle is titled in a foreign trust—these documents are believed by proponents of this approach to work effectively as part of the overall private travel framework.

You can also review the Police Resource Card, which provides guidance on interactions involving Foreign Nationals, by clicking the link below:

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IMPORTANT FYI:

When an officer makes a stop, he asks for:

1. Foreign Drivers License - You then present the ANPC FNDL, the IDP (with the packet of authentication papers from US Dept of State that you received with your ID, including your Copyright page)

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2. Registration: Here you have the choice of actually registering the car into your foreign trust (which IS STILL outside their jurisdiction) OR Using the ANPC Private Car registration and tags which is available on the Travel Tools page.

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3. Insurance- Here you have the choice of subscribing to the monthly standard insurance or switching to your BEST option which is using the ANPC Private Bond Insurance which the DMV actually enters into their database when you Title or register your car into a foreign trust.

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Once you are sure you have those three areas covered properly, you should have no trouble with private travel, but people who neglect covering one of these important areas opens themselves to trouble if all bases are not properly covered. ANPC shall not be held liable for any omissions on the part of any member and retains the right to deny service to any individual who does not appear ready to act in a responsible manner using our services. 

 

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