Straight answers. No spin.

No. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty bars any nation from owning the Moon or Mars, and no court or land registry on Earth currently has jurisdiction to grant or enforce private title there. No one can sell you legal title to off-world land — not us, not anyone. Anybody who tells you otherwise is lying to you.

A documentation and registry service, plus a collectible. We prepare, notarize, publicly publish, and continuously maintain a rigorous good-faith homestead claim to a specific, surveyed parcel — a 19-instrument file modeled on real possession law. You're buying the strongest documented, dated, public claim a person can make today, and a beautiful deed to frame.

There is no court with jurisdiction over the Moon or Mars today, so there's nothing to hold up in — yet. We will never tell you it's "court-proven." What we believe is narrower and honest: history shows that documented good-faith possession is sometimes recognized later by an authority that emerges afterward — that's how homesteads, mining claims, and informal-settlement title all worked. If off-world property rights are ever formalized, our claimants hold the best-documented prior claim that exists. We can't promise recognition; we can promise you'll be first in line with the strongest file.

Those mail you a printed certificate "for entertainment only" — no survey, no public record, nobody can contest it, and the same acre is sold to thousands of people. We do the opposite: a latitude-corrected survey on NASA's official coordinate frames, a public 24-month notice anyone may contest, notarized identity and attestations, one claimant per parcel, and a maintained continuity record. It's a real process, not a souvenir.

No — please don't buy it as an investment. We make no claim about resale value, appreciation, or any financial return, and it is not a security. It's a collectible and a personal claim. Any future value is speculative and could be zero. Buy it because the idea moves you and you want your name on the most serious off-world claim file in existence — not to make money.

It's your own good-faith pledge to develop your parcel when commercial transit to the body becomes available — the homestead principle that you earn land by using it. It strengthens your claim by showing intent to possess as an owner. To be clear: we don't promise transit will ever exist, we don't enforce the pledge as a debt, and we never collect future development costs from you.

Possession has to be continuous to mean anything. The $19/mo monthly report timestamps your ongoing interest (a real continuity-of-possession entry), monitors registry activity near your parcel, and alerts you if anyone contests it. If you let it lapse, nothing is taken from you — your file simply isn't actively maintained. We will never frame it as "pay or lose your land."

We block overlapping claims at intake — one parcel, one claimant — so this is rare. If someone contests your parcel during the public window, it's resolved on one published, objective rule: priority by date of properly-filed claim. First valid filer prevails. You can use the Claim Defense Desk ($250) to file a formal opposition response within our registry. It is not legal representation, and nothing is sent to any court.

Yes. Your file includes an assignable instrument (an escritura de cessão de direitos) that lets you transfer, gift, or bequeath the claim, recorded in the registry — just as Brazilian law lets you transfer possession rights before title exists. That's a transfer of a personal claim record, not a guaranteed payout.

Red Homestead is a private claim registry. Running an honest, clearly-labeled documentation service is lawful; what's not lawful is misrepresenting it as title or as an investment, which is exactly why every page says plainly what this is and isn't. We assert no national sovereignty and acknowledge the Outer Space Treaty on the record.