Meet the eligibility requirement
You must be an American State National or American State Citizen to be eligible to take the Continental Marshal entrance examination.
Honor • Readiness • Public Service
The Continental Marshal entrance examination measures careful reading and comprehension of the verified CMS Article Study Key.
A unique one-time invitation is required for every attempt.

Area Chiefs must score 95%. All other candidates must score 80%. Failed attempts require a 30-day wait.
Peace through service
A service by the People for the People
Readiness begins with a commitment to protect people, preserve order, and serve with restraint, integrity, and respect.

Our mission
The Continental Marshal Service mission statement describes the Service’s purpose, duties, standards, cooperation with other organizations, and commitment to protecting the rights and prerogatives of the American states and people.
Read the full mission statementCandidate study material
Review concise details from 37 verified Anna Von Reitz articles and the CMS mission statement. Every section ends with an Article Review.
Open the study keyBefore you begin
You must be an American State National or American State Citizen to be eligible to take the Continental Marshal entrance examination.
Use only the unique exam link issued to you. Each link is tied to one candidate and becomes invalid when the exam begins.
Use a reliable connection and a quiet location. The 90-minute timer begins after you confirm readiness.
Answer all 100 questions independently. Candidates receive up to three attempts, with 30 days required after each failed attempt.
What happens next
Recognition of achievement
Candidates who meet the required passing score may receive a personalized Record of Achievement showing their name, examination percentage, completion date, and record number.