An extension of time to appeal will not be granted where none of the grounds of appeal has any reasonable prospect of succeeding, regardless of the explanation for the delay. Sovereign citizen-type arguments (including claims that natural persons are distinct from 'corporate entities' created by birth certificates, that land has been 'seceded' from the Commonwealth, that banks operate under American law, and that individuals can lawfully 'issue money') have no legal foundation and provide no basis for appeal.
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