What It Means to Be a Secured Party Creditor (SPC)

A Secured Party Creditor is someone who takes the position of the one in control, not the one in debt. It means you’ve officially claimed your rights, your name, and your property so that you stand as the priority creditor over your own estate — not the government, not the banks, not the corporate “person.”

Being an SPC means you’ve:

• Taken back control of your legal identity

• Claimed the assets connected to your name

• Filed to protect your property and rights

• Moved from “debtor” status into the secured party position

• Established yourself as the one with superior claim in any contract

In simple terms:
A debtor owes.
A secured party owns.

It shifts you from the one who pays…
to the one who authorizes, approves, and controls the obligation.

People pursue SPC status to protect their assets, operate privately, and gain leverage in financial dealings and contractual relationships.