Do You Need a License: Are You Asking Permission for Your Rights?

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You Can’t Rebut Contracts You Don’t Know You Signed – Do You Need a License

📅 July 2025

✍️ David of the Pfahlert family, sui juris

“A license is permission to do something otherwise unlawful.”

So why do you need one to travel, get married, or work?

The answer:

Because the state presumes you’re a ward under its control — not a free man or woman operating under your own authority.

Most people never stop to ask why you need a license to do something you have a natural right to do — like travel, marry, or work. A license is legal permission to do something that would otherwise be unlawful, but these activities aren’t crimes — they’re rights.

When you apply for a license, you are asking permission from a corporate entity that claims jurisdiction over you. That’s not freedom. That’s a contractual relationship hidden behind a plastic card.

But here’s the truth:

You don’t need permission to exercise a God-given right — you need to exit their jurisdiction and lawfully operate under your own trust and standing.

At Kingdom Juris, we show you how to:

• Lawfully travel, marry, and work without licenses

• Revoke hidden contracts that presume your consent

• Structure your life through private trust law

• Defend your rights with lawful affidavits and rebuttals

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