(AP) — President Barack Obama is using political tactics and rhetorical devices honed in his White House campaign to regain the upper hand in the health care debate over increasingly vocal critics."

I highly doubt a PA will do anything for you. 

Adverse Possession is considered favorable to public policy in all 50 states and commonwealths.This is why it is addressed statutorily in each jurisdiction.The difficulty some of the posters are having difficulty with is the application of statutes and are confusing the use of AP as a tool to resolve a transfer of ownership matter with a lazy squatter who is ignorant of laws and takes no legally supportive steps beyond possession to acquire title.Adverse Possession is accomplished in too ways: 1) Color of Title, whereby a possessor is relying in good faith upon transfer document(s) which, upon its face, appears to pass legal record title but, for reasons not apparent, fails to do so; and,2) Claim of Right, whereby the possessor has taken possession of the affected property in and open and notorious way, hostile manner (without permission of record owner), exclusively, fenced it, improved it, paid all prior and current taxes for the prescribed period, etc. 

Sorry…I forgot to post the craigslist link above:  http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/sfc/apa?

it's a pA company that holds a license, but 2/3 of the people are not licensed. especially dealing with my claim.  

A list is about halfway through todays CL ad of mine:https://seks.craigslist.org/apa/d/coffeyville-refinery-workers-furnished/6781882278.html

My aunt has a PA farm house that was built in 1625?

The maximum allowable spans for wood structural panel roof sheathing shall not exceed the values set forth in Table R503.2.1.1(1), or APA E30.

The plans were stamped by a PA Licensed Engineer, but because the architect wasn’t licensed my plans were approved but held in limbo for SIX WEEKS.

To fully appreciate the current landscape on this, you'll need to review the 2008 memo from the PA Department of Revenue, a PA Supreme Court case called Baehr Bros, and PA Supreme Court case called Allebach.A quick note about the confusion on these topics: If you work on larger projects (say +$1 million), you really start paying attention to these issues since the transfer tax consequences can be in the six to seven figures.