Q: Can I join the lawsuit no matter what my religious background or faith?
A: Yes. You can join the lawsuit if you are Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, Non-denominational Christian, Mennonite, Mormon, Quaker, Atheist, Buddhist, Muslim, Catholic, Lutheran, Greek Orthodox, or any other religion or belief. Your beliefs, faith or denomination are not a factor in you joining this lawsuit. All people are considered equal under the Constitution, and it is our goal to have all people taxed equally and not according to their faith or religious preferences.

Q: Do I have to be a minister or church official of any faith to participate in this lawsuit?
A: No. You may be a minister, priest, prophet, any church official, head of your own church, member of a church, a non-religious person, or a person that does not attend church. Your personal religious status is not a factor in participating in this lawsuit.

Q: Will my information be shared with anyone?
A: Absolutely not. Your identity is protected at all times.  It would be against the law, a further violation of your First Amendment rights - made liable against any person who accessed your identity without your permission.  No information will ever be revealed or shared about you without your written or knowing consent. You can choose to disclose your identity during the lawsuit or after the lawsuit is settled.

Q: Can I contribute more to the Ultimate Lawsuit than my standard Ultimate Lawsuit application fee to help fund this project?
A: Yes. You can contribute any amount at any time.  If you are interested in contributing now, your contribution may be made by either Visa or Mastercard powered by Paypal.com.   To contribute, please click here.

Q: What can I hope to achieve in return for my participation in this lawsuit?
A: We are going after a minimum of $10,000 per participant for civil rights damage settlement plus the ultimate dismantlement of the I.R.S. While neither of these are guaranteed, there are high hopes and strong beliefs in the possibility that one or both of these may be accomplishable.  Also, in the event that there should be any difficulty in getting our case into the United States Court of Claims, we may find it necessary to reduce the suit per person's amount down to $9500. per person in order to be able to file the case in a district court somewhere in the United States.  This will be done only if there are no other sound choices before us.

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