AMCF REAL ESTATE PRIVATE FOUNDATIONAL TRUST ORGANIZATION
A.R.T.F.O.
This is OUR Offer
At the current time we are assisting those who are pre-foreclosure, meaning; that you have not received a notice of foreclosure from anyone claiming to represent the lender.
Very shortly, we will begin to help those who are dealing with a car loan, a student loan, and who are in the midst of foreclosure. Please see below the pricing schedule and dates for rolling out of such plans.
Basic information:
Time Line:
It will take roughly 3 to 6 months to complete the process, on average, some instances may take longer.
Will A.R.T.F.O. regularly communicate with me once I sign up
The answer to this question is, "YES."
It is our job to keep in communication with you during this process. We will do so in the event that you require further information and/or advising of anything of any necessary importance.
Can I stop paying my mortgage while A.R.T.F.O. completes this process
The answer is, "NO."
Although the law states that when you tendered to note and the application, it was paid less than 90 days after such tendering, however; we still need to prove this, so until then, you are to continue to make the payments.
What all is involved
In order for us to represent your interests, we will provide you with a "limited power of attorney" wherein you will give us the ability of presenting certain documents to the lender and/or their associated servicers and/or trustees.
If you have not already requested a copy of the note, and a separate request for a copy of the original application, and a 3rd request for an actual accounting, we will provide that for you at an additional charge. However, each of the aforementioned items are necessary.
EEON Foundation
The Commercial Accounting Enforcement & Records Acquisition Program
The EEON Foundation operates as a private commercial administrative enforcement and records-acquisition organization. The Foundation acts under Limited Power of Attorney granted by the client for the limited purpose of records acquisition, administrative communications, dispute administration, and arbitration management. The Foundation does not operate as a lender, debt collector, bank, or credit-repair organization.
Documentary Authority — Bruce v. Pentagon Federal Credit Union
The federal record establishes a documented In-Clearings Electronic Endorsement reflecting a Credit Amount of $353,252.34, Type: Inclearings Deposit, Device: INCL — against an underlying loan transaction of approximately $35,000. The differential is approximately tenfold. The Federal Reserve publication "Check Services Basic Check Workflows" defines the Inclearings (Presentment) workflow as a Federal Reserve operating structure — not a privately originated proprietary invention of any single institution. Concealment of a material fact while continuing demand for payment on the obligation to which the concealed fact relates is the structural definition of fraud.
A. Per-Institution Enforcement Files
Public-Benefit Pricing — 70% Standing Reduction
The standard administrative enforcement value per institutional file is $2,000. The Foundation applies a standing 70% public-benefit reduction. Client cost: $600 per institutional file.
Basic Enforcement Package
$ 600.00
/per file
Standard $2,000 · 70% public-benefit discount
One UCC §9-210 authenticated accounting demand
One institution review
Fourteen-day statutory deadline tracking
Institution-response analysis & authentication verification
Administrative summary
Professional Package — Most Common
$ 600.00
/per file · multi-institution
Same per-file rate · multiple institutions concurrently
Everything in Basic, plus:
Commercial-record analysis across institutions
Inclearings workflow review
Servicing-record analysis & Federal Reserve clearing analysis
Violation timeline · arbitration preparation · affidavit preparation
Enterprise Package
$ 600.00
/per file · ongoing program
Full administrative enforcement with ongoing monitoring
Everything in Professional, plus:
Ongoing institutional tracking
Commercial-record repository · multi-account analysis
Federal Reserve clearing review · arbitration administration
Custom evidentiary packages · chain-of-custody preservation
B. Continuing Enforcement Retainer
Monthly Monitoring
Ongoing institutional tracking, additional authenticated demands, response review, administrative-record maintenance, violation updates, portal storage, and statutory-deadline tracking.
Basic Monitoring
$ 97.00
/month
Single-institution continuing enforcement
Ongoing tracking of one institution
Additional demand transmissions as triggered
Statutory-deadline monitoring
Administrative-record maintenance · portal storage
Professional Monitoring
$ 297.00
/month
Multi-institution continuing enforcement
Ongoing tracking across multiple institutions
Recurring authenticated demand cycles
Response analysis · violation logging
Evidentiary archive maintenance · periodic compliance reports
Enterprise Monitoring
$ 697.00
/month
Unlimited institutional tracking · full evidentiary repository
Unlimited institutional tracking
Full commercial-record repository
Multi-account chain-of-custody preservation
Custom evidentiary-package preparation · arbitration-pipeline maintenance · priority response
C. Arbitration Escalation — TCAA
Commercial Arbitration Filing
Initial Arbitration Administration — TCAA
$ 1,500.00
/one-time filing fee
Standard $5,000 · 70% public-benefit discount
Initial arbitration administration through The Conglomerate Arbitration Association (TCAA):
Arbitration demand drafting
Commercial exhibits and indexed evidence
Affidavits and declarations · violation ledger and timeline
Service administration and proof-of-service
Procedural filings · case management · administrative hearing preparation
Filing fee covers Foundation administration. Arbitration costs are assessed against the responsible institution under the fee-shifting framework below.
File Arbitration — $1,500 →D. Operational Workflow
Four Phases
Phase I — Client Intake
Identity verification · document upload · loan and servicing-record intake · commercial-paper intake · institution identification · power-of-attorney execution · terms-of-service execution · arbitration acknowledgment · portal activation.
Phase II — Records Enforcement
Preparation of authenticated accounting demands · cease-and-desist notices · records-preservation notices · service through certified mail and electronic delivery · deadline initiation · automated tracking activation.
Phase III — Compliance Monitoring
Fourteen-day statutory monitoring · institution-response review · deficiency analysis · authentication verification · commercial-record comparison · timeline generation · violation classification.
Phase IV — Enforcement Escalation
Administrative notices · default notices · commercial affidavits · arbitration demands · violation ledgers · institutional nonresponse certification · commercial damages calculations · evidentiary-package assembly.
E. Third-Party Liability
Fee-Shifting Schedule
Any institution, servicer, processor, furnisher, collector, trustee, subservicer, agency, contractor, affiliate, or third-party entity receiving notice of the Limited Power of Attorney, the agency relationship, the arbitration covenant, the cease-and-desist demand, the accounting demand, or the preservation demand — and thereafter continuing interference, nonresponse, concealment, commercial use of information, or refusal to provide required records — becomes administratively liable under the following schedule:
$500.00 — Statutory noncompliance processing assessment per violation event
$1,500.00 — Administrative enforcement processing fee
$7,500.00 — Arbitration initiation liability
$350.00 — Affidavit and evidentiary certification fee
$250.00 — Records-preservation administration fee
$150.00 / day — Continuing nonresponse monitoring assessment after expiration of the statutory period
The fee-shifting schedule applies to third-party institutional respondents. Client onboarding fees are separate from the institutional liability assessed against the responding entity. The full Notice of Liability Framework, the binding arbitration covenant, the TCAA delegation clause, the electronic-service authorization, the affidavit-admissibility provisions, and the default procedures are stated on the Terms and Conditions page →
Arbitration Forum — TCAA
All disputes arising from or relating to the agreement, the agency relationship, interference with the agency relationship, interference with delegated rights, commercial-record withholding, unauthorized use of client information, failure to honor accounting duties, and commercial-paper administration shall be resolved exclusively through final and binding arbitration administered by The Conglomerate Arbitration Association (TCAA). The full arbitration clause is on the Terms and Conditions page →
Why the 70% Public-Benefit Discount
The standard administrative enforcement value per institutional file is $2,000, reflecting the actual time, research, documentation, statutory-deadline tracking, authentication review, evidentiary preparation, and staff resources required to administer a single institutional file under the Commercial Accounting Enforcement framework. The Foundation applies a standing 70% public-benefit reduction so that the operative legal protections of UCC §9-210, the Federal Reserve clearing framework, and the Bruce v. PenFed documentary record remain accessible to the public — not only to institutional litigants with substantial resources.
The arbitration filing standard value of $5,000 is similarly reduced 70% to $1,500, reflecting the same public-benefit policy applied to the escalation phase. The filing fee covers Foundation administration only. Arbitration costs proper, including any TCAA panel fees, are assessed against the responsible institution under the Fee-Shifting Schedule above and the binding arbitration covenant on the Terms and Conditions page.
The Foundation does not place liens on client property, does not act as a debt collector, and does not act as a credit-repair organization. The Foundation acts solely under Limited Power of Attorney for the limited purpose of records acquisition, administrative communications, dispute administration, and arbitration management. Clients retain the right to revoke the Limited Power of Attorney at any time.
Read the full operative framework, the binding arbitration covenant, the TCAA delegation clause, and the institutional liability schedule on the Terms and Conditions page →
Who will benefit from what we do
If you have difficulty reading any of the words, simply take your mouse and highlight the entire paragraph for proper viewing:
Why do we do it
We help our client's document that not only was an application submitted to the local Federal Reserve agent, i.e. the bank lender, but that at closing before witnesses and notarized before a notary, the promissory note was offered as tender, and was not timely rejected as required by statute. That the Federal Reserve bank local agent acceptance of the promissory note amounted to a tender of the collateral security of the identified by thhe codification of title 12 section 412 of the Federal Reserve act. It is absolutely necessary that there be documentation identifying the tender of the collateral security equal to the total amount of the requested loan application. And that's what we hope our client's document, and we do it because, IT'S THE RIGHT TO DO!
What do we do
Our job is to help our clients understand That no one is going to do it for them, that the government has known since 1933 after the seizure of the gold from every individual in America, that there has been a "mortgage placed on all of the homes and all of the other property of the people of the nation, This was done despite constitutional prohibitions, and so it is necessary to use the law to protect the interests of our client and of the nation.
Here is Congress's exact words taken from the March 9, 1933 act Cong. Rec. page 83 top right corner:
The money will be worth
100 cents on the dollar, because it is backed by the credit
of the Nation. It will represent a mortgage on all the homes
and other property of all the people in the Nation.
Has there been any success
This has never been before, In the reason being is because Congress wrote the statute in such a way that the person, the regular person, the layperson would not understand the language. For instance, how many people would understand that they are considered a bank That's right, only a few, but it becomes more complicated when you see Congress say "any Federal Reserve Bank" because that's a general term act is preceded by what's known as a negative determiner, the word "any", You would have to go through the definitions of the act to find out that when there iss a non-specific determiner or a negative determiner, it applies tto everyone classified as a bank. So success will be measured by those who chooose to fight for their property, as opposed to struggling not realizing that its already paid off.
What is neceessary to get started
There are 3 things that are absolutely necessary, the first thing you need to do is contact your lender and asked them specifically for a copy of your promissory note. Then you will contact them a 2nd separate tying and you will assess them for a copy of thee original application. Then you will contact them a 3rd time Asking them for a payoff statement, then you will contact us and we will take it from there.
Are You Exhausted
You've been working without relief:
Most people do not understand, they hear things such as "You can't get the house for free," and/or "Who was going to pay for it" All you have to do is reread the congressional act and you will see that the property was paid for when the treasury was given permission to do the following:
"gives supreme authority to the Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States to impound all the gold in the United States in the hands of individuals, corporations, or companies..." This is the congressional intent documented on page 80 of the March 9, 1933 Congressional Record.
What Have You to Lose
The cost is roughly the price of dinner — and the institution bears the enforcement burden, not you.
The Commercial Accounting Enforcement Program is offered at $600 per institutional file under the standing 70% public-benefit discount (standard $2,000). Monthly monitoring is available at $97, $297, or $697 per month depending on tier. Arbitration filing through The Conglomerate Arbitration Association (TCAA) is $1,500 at the same public-benefit discount.
The Foundation's onboarding fees are separate from the Third-Party Liability schedule. The institutional liability — $500 per violation event, $1,500 administrative enforcement processing, $7,500 arbitration initiation, $350 affidavit certification, $250 records-preservation administration, and $150 per day continuing nonresponse — is assessed against the responding entity, not the client. The client retains the right to revoke the Limited Power of Attorney at any time. The Foundation does not place liens on client property and does not act as a debt collector or credit-repair organization. The full operative framework is on the Terms and Conditions page →