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    Correction of Name For Darius Lynch Bey

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    Darius C. Lynch, Bey files an affidavit to correct his name pursuant to religious beliefs. He states that under common law, anyone can change their name without legal proceedings as long as it is not done fraudulently. As a Moorish American, he has a First Amendment right to use religious titles like "Bey" or "El" without government interference. He affirms that correcting his name to add "Bey" is an exercise of religious freedom and not an actual name change. He signs the affidavit before a notary.

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    Darius C. Lynch, Bey files an affidavit to correct his name pursuant to religious beliefs. He states that under common law, anyone can change their name without legal proceedings as long as it is not done fraudulently. As a Moorish American, he has a First Amendment right to use religious titles like "Bey" or "El" without government interference. He affirms that correcting his name to add "Bey" is an exercise of religious freedom and not an actual name change. He signs the affidavit before a notary.

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    CORRECTION OF NAME FOR DARIUS LYNCH BEY

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    Darius C. Lynch, Bey files an affidavit to correct his name pursuant to religious beliefs. He states that under common law, anyone can change their name without legal proceedings as long as it is not done fraudulently. As a Moorish American, he has a First Amendment right to use religious titles like "Bey" or "El" without government interference. He affirms that correcting his name to add "Bey" is an exercise of religious freedom and not an actual name change. He signs the affidavit before a notary.

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    Darius C. Lynch, Bey files an affidavit to correct his name pursuant to religious beliefs. He states that under common law, anyone can change their name without legal proceedings as long as it is not done fraudulently. As a Moorish American, he has a First Amendment right to use religious titles like "Bey" or "El" without government interference. He affirms that correcting his name to add "Bey" is an exercise of religious freedom and not an actual name change. He signs the affidavit before a notary.

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    When recorded please return to:

    Darius C. Lynch, Bey.


    Non-Resident/Non Domestic
    C/o 225 Lenox Place Circle
    Raleigh, North Carolina [DMM A010.1.2e]

    Affidavit of Correction of Novation [Name]


    pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 7A-180(3) and N.C.G.S. § 101-6(a)
    Correction and Religious Restoration
    For Information Purposes Only
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    1. To change the names of persons or places

    Corpus Juris Secundum, Book 65, section 10, Name Change

    “Under common law, any adult or emancipated person has the right to change his or her name without legal
    formality or permission of the court to any name he or she lawfully chooses.”

    N.J.-Egner v. Egner, 133 N.J. Super. 403, 337 A 2d 46

    Conn.-Custer v. Bonadies, 30 Conn. Supp. 385, 318 A.2d 639

    Wash.-Doe v. Dunning, 87 Wash.2d 50, 549 P.2d 1

    Ariz.-Laks v. Laks, 25 Ariz. App. 58, 540 P.d 1277

    N.Y.-Application of Douglas, 60 Misc. 2d 1057, 304, N.Y.S. 2d 558

    Mass.- In re Verrill, 40 Mass. App. Ct. 34, 660 N.E.2d 697 (1996)

    N.J.-Application of Ferner, 295 N.J. Super. 409, 685 A2d 78 (Law Div 1996)

    “The common law and statutory right to change one’s name belongs to the individual whose name is being changed
    and in the absence of statutory restriction, a person may lawfully change his or her name without resort to any legal
    proceedings, at any time as long as it does not interfere with the rights of others and it is not done for a fraudulent
    purpose, but an honest purpose.”

    Whereas the undersigned affiant is of Moorish descent with a 1st Amendment protected religious Prohibition against the U.S.
    Government and enclaves from the encroachment upon the unalienable right(s) to the use of the Moslem name annexation(s),
    suffixes ‘ALI’, ‘BEY’, or ‘EL’ or any other prefix or suffix to which his ancestors have heretofore been accustomed to use or with
    they may hereafter acquire the right to use in accordance with House Joint Resolution No. 75 of April 17, 1933. See Exhibit ‘A’
    annexed

    Whereas the undersigned affiant is resolute in the fact that a ‘court-ordered’ name change is against his religious tenets. (see Act
    VI of the Divine Constitution and By-Laws of the Moorish Science Temple of America); See also Pub. L. No. 95-341, 92 Stat. 469
    (Aug. 11, 1978) (commonly abbreviated to AIRFA)

    Wherefore, I, Darius Cornail Lynch Bey, and formerly known as Darius Cornail Lynch, an Aboriginal Indigenous natural Moor
    [Moslem], appearing generally before the undersigned Notary Public and being duly affirmed, avers and says that:

    My use of the title Sir Name(s)/surname(s) ‘EL’ or ‘BEY’ is an inalienable prerogative and is in fact not a change but a correction
    and freedom of religious exercise. Furthermore, I am not changing my ‘given name’ at the initial birth presentment. (see U.S.
    Supreme Court April 15, 1872, Concerning Trial of Society, Etc. Watson v. Jones, Page 679).

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    I, THEREFORE set my hand and seal in affirmation to the execution of said correction thereof.

    _______________________________
    Darius Cornel Lynch Bey, Principal
    Reserving All Rites
    State of North Carolina )
    )
    County of Wake )

    Sworn to (or affirmed) and subscribed before me this ____ day of __November___, _2014_. Personally Known OR Produced
    ____________________________ as Identification.

    Signature of Notarizing or Attesting Official ________________________

    My commission expires:

    __________________________________________

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