Category AAA: Pro-Active trusts
Entities that are active in one or more humanitarian projects. These cLPT have been created by AAA Certified Sovereigns, who have established their own restitutio in integrum and are now working in order to re-establish the Golden Age.

Category A: Active trusts
Entities that are recognised as active and operate as subjects of international law, established to facilitate restitutio in integrum while conducting their affairs in commerce with honour, integrity, and good faith in all jurisdictions and relationships

Category B: Inactive trusts
Entities that are considered inactive in terms of practical purpose.

NOTE: This is not a complete listing. Some Trust officers have either opted out of this record for security, privacy or other reasons or, FRRf have reserved to right to list/unlist certain Trust records.

All Trust Instruments and Indentures are private documents and are administered in accordance with the provisions of common Law Principia (cLP).

While these instruments remain private, maintaining an accurate administrative record helps ensure continuity, accountability, and transparency throughout their lifecycle.

common Law Pure Trusts (cLPTs) are designed as international private vehicles that may conduct lawful commercial activities across jurisdictions using recognised principles and frameworks of international private commercial law, including Lex Mercatoria, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts, and the principles referenced by Trans-Lex where appropriate.

exclusive Equity Jurisdiction Express Trusts (eEJETs) are intended as localised trust vehicles established for specific purposes, such as holding real property, managing trust funds, or administering designated assets within a particular jurisdiction.