David Wynn Miller proposes that you use two colons ":" and a hyphen " - " in your legal name in order to have some kind of protection under STATUTORY LAW. An example below which I copied from Mr. Miller's website shows that a name using this kind of punctuation makes the name look like: " :Jason-Brian: Zellmer "

My research with TOP experts in the legalities of our funding indicates that IF you sign or use this punctuation in your legal signature, YOU MUST ALREADY HAVE LEGALLY CHANGED YOUR NAME IN a valid COURT from your regular name to your NEW name which includes the two colons and the hyphen. Adding two colons and a hyphen CHANGES the spelling of your name, Folks, and that means that you have to show legal proof this is your LEGAL name. Otherwise, it is NOT your LEGAL name.

I'm told that if you go to the bank and try to sign your funding documents with a signature which includes the two colons and hyphen, the bankers will ask you to show LEGAL PROOF that this is your LEGAL name. Unless you have some legal documentation, such as a "legally authorized name change order" from a valid court of your state/country, you will not be allowed to receive your funds using this kind of name or signature.

Unfortunately, I notice that Mr. Miller's website FAILS to mention that if you add the colons and hyphen to your name, you may need to do a LEGAL name change for it to be your new official name.

I'm told that some people in the prosperity programs have tried to sign for their funding using the two colons and the hyphen in their names. In most cases, these people HAD NOT DONE a legal name change, I'm told; therefore, they signed with an ILLEGAL signature and this was grounds for them to lose their funds.

If you are going to use the two colons and the hyphen, you BETTER do a LEGAL NAME CHANGE first and take your legal order documentation authorizing your name change with you to the bank to PROVE that the two colons and hyphen are part of your LEGAL name.

Folks, from what I've seen, Mr. Miller is attempting to help people with problems in the STATUTORY LAW VENUE. Mr. Miller's entire work is based on getting around problems in STATUTORY LAW.

However, NESARA takes us OUT of "Statutory Law" and puts us BACK INTO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. Constitutional Law is VERY different and is based on "common law". We TOTALLY LACK the need to use the colons and hyphen in our names under Constitutional Law. If you doubt what I'm saying, then take a look at how people signed the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. ZERO signatures of the signers of the Constitution or the Declaration of Independence have any "colons" or "hyphens" in the signatures.

Folks, when in doubt, use common sense to make your decisions on these kinds of things. OBVIOUSLY, since the SIGNERS of the Constitution WERE THE EXPERTS on Constitutional Law, HOW they signed their own signatures tells us that colons and hyphens are NOT part of Constitutional Law in any way.

Also, I have to tell you that although Mr. Miller's work and way of "RE-INTERPRETING" the meanings of words may be helpful in some situations, I doubt it has any usefulness to us in any way after NESARA.

Also, I personally DISAGREE ONE MILLION PERCENT with Mr. Miller's PERSONAL defining of the word "AMERICA". Mr. Miller's WARPED definition of the word "America" has ZERO BASIS IN FACT IN ANY WAY WHATSOEVER.

I had years of experience as a language major LONG before I studied business and computers, Friends. I studied Latin, French, and German, as well as English. Although Mr. Miller may be trying to HELP people, WE ALL NEED TO BE VERY CAREFUL to AVOID taking as "gospel" his PERSONAL definitions of words.

In other words, just because Mr. Miller tells you that "red" is now really "blue", AVOID BELIEVING it as "truth".

This research does bring up one VALID point however. There is a UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE which can be expressed in TONES and which we interpret as "sounds". Someday, we will have this TRUE universal language reintroduced on Earth.

I hope this helps clarify the proper way to SIGN our signatures for our deliveries and our funding documents.

Mr. Miller's website is noted below; this link takes you to the page where the two colons and hyphen in a person's name are discussed.