SERVICE SCOPE & WEBSITE DISCLOSURES
Clear boundaries are part of client service.
Internal, private-contractual and external-authority steps are not the same thing
SAR Law service workflows may include internal documentation, private agreements, research, education, organizational records, or preparation for an external process. A document created internally does not automatically have the same effect as a court order, government filing, agency approval, license, tax determination or third-party recognition.
Professional review remains matter-specific
Where a matter requires a licensed attorney, qualified Jurist, tax professional, filing specialist, notary, external agency or other authorized professional, the actual requirement must be identified and satisfied for that matter.
Current authority matters
External processes must be checked against current official forms, rules, deadlines, fees and eligibility requirements before use. Historical source material alone should not control a live external filing.
No automated finalization
Automated preparation, payment, booking, provider callbacks or client activity cannot by themselves convert a working draft into an Approved Final or authorize filing or delivery.
Operator and jurisdictional framing
SAR Law Group — Self Administered Reparations Law Group operates physically from Tallahassee, Florida and is affiliated with the Aboriginal Republic of North America. Internal organizational or private-contractual frameworks do not automatically bind courts, agencies, financial institutions, registries or other third parties, and they do not displace mandatory external law or procedure that applies to a particular matter.
Last revised: October 23, 2026. Effective: upon publication on the SAR Law website.