CONSULAR COURT – HOUSE OF JUDAH TRUST FOUNDATION

OFFICIAL COURT VERIFICATION PAGE

This page verifies the lawful standing, jurisdiction, officers, treaty rights, and document authentication authority of the Consular Court – House of Judah Trust Foundation. It serves as the official point of confirmation for federal agencies, international bodies, state entities, and private institutions.

1. COURT JURISDICTION

The Court operates as a Consular Tribunal under Indigenous Aboriginal Sovereignty, Treaty Rights, and established Consular Authority recognized under:

• Hague Convention norms
• American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Historical Treaties with Indigenous Nations
• Private Trust Sovereignty: Beit LiYehudah Ne’emanut Keren
• International Consular Court Principles

The Court exercises judicial authority in matters of civil violations, fraud, coercive control, tort, and international sovereign rights.

2. COURT OFFICERS

Envoy Prince Ra Hotep El
Executor, Sovereign Representative

Princess Emilily Hotep El
Beneficiary & Trust Authority

Chief Justice Ali
Judicial Officer (Fingerprint Seal Applied on Physical Court Stamps)

Chief Dey
International Consular General

3. PUBLIC RECORD & DOCUMENT ARCHIVE

All judgments, affidavits, foreign judgments, enforcement filings, and RICO dossiers are maintained at:

https://dbnft.ai/court-docs.html

Public evidence archive:

Consular Court Evidence Archive (Global Access)

Documents are sealed via digital cryptographic signature and Court Seal.

4. VERIFICATION OF AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS

Official documents of this Court contain:

• Digital signature certification by Envoy Prince Ra Hotep El
• Publicly accessible verification hash
• Official Consular Seal (Gold)
• Chief Justice Fingerprint Stamp (physical copy only)

Any document lacking these features is not an official issuance.

5. NOTICE TO AGENCIES & INSTITUTIONS

The Consular Court hereby confirms:

• All filings posted publicly are legally valid and enforceable.
• Federal agencies may rely on the authenticity of posted documents.
• The Consular Court maintains its own jurisdiction independent of state courts.
• All respondents and institutions are deemed noticed when filings are posted publicly.

This verification page serves as perpetual notice under international law.