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A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure

Assembly for the Remnant of the Kingdom | Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government

The A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure is an official citizenship process of the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government. It provides a lawful pathway for believers in Jesus Christ to obtain nationality under a government founded on faith, law, and moral governance.

This procedure establishes your lawful standing as a national and citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic through the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice and confirms your alignment with the Republic’s Constitution, moral standards, and Kingdom principles.

Applicants must first complete the A.R.K. Eligibility Process before beginning this step. Only individuals who have received official approval of eligibility may proceed with the citizenship procedure.

Purpose

The A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure was created to provide protection, lawful identity, and belonging for believers who desire to live under moral and righteous governance. It allows individuals and families to become recognized citizens within an Indigenous jurisdiction that honors God, truth, and justice.

This process is also a formal act of alignment with the Xi-Amaru Constitution and acknowledgment of Jesus Christ as the foundation of national law and moral authority.

Spiritual and Legal Foundation

The Xi-Amaru Republic operates as a values-based Indigenous government. Its Constitution and governing structure are built upon the principle that righteousness and justice are inseparable.

The A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure operates under:

  • The Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution affirming the Republic’s authority to determine and grant citizenship.

     

  • The American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (ADRIP), which recognizes the right of Indigenous nations to define membership and protect their people under self-determination.

Who May Apply

  • Adults who have completed and been approved through the A.R.K. Eligibility Process.
  • Children under the age of 18 who have been approved through the A.R.K Eligibility Process.
  • Families who wish to obtain lawful recognition and protection under the Republic’s jurisdiction.
  • Believers in Jesus Christ who accept the Constitution, laws, and moral governance of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

Process Outline

  • Eligibility Approval – Complete and receive confirmation from the A.R.K. Eligibility Process.
  • Application Submission – Submit the citizenship form with all required documentation and contribution.
  • Constitutional Oath – Affirm understanding and acceptance of the Xi-Amaru Constitution and its moral order.
  • Administrative Review – Verification of application and approval by the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice.
  • Issuance of Citizenship Credentials – Receipt of official Citizenship Certificate and Xi-Amaru National Identification.
  • Registry Entry – Your record is entered into the Xi-Amaru Civil Registry under lawful recognition.
  • Post-Approval Support: Continued access to services, guidance, and benefits available exclusively to citizens.

Important Notices:

  • Non-Refundable Fee: All payments for this service are final. Submit payment only when you are fully prepared to complete the process.
  • Constitutional Agreement: Payment signifies your legal and spiritual agreement to the Constitution and laws of the Xi-Amaru Republic. CLICK HERE TO READ
  • Case Dismissal: Applications submitted without prior completion of Tribal Screening will not be processed and may be dismissed.

The Citizenship Procedure is not merely an administrative step, it is a divine restoration of your identity, a legal affirmation of your heritage, and a commitment to walk as one of God’s set-apart Indigenous people within the Xi-Amaru Nation.

Rights and Protections

This process is also a formal act of alignment with the Xi-Amaru Constitution and acknowledgment of Jesus Christ as the foundation of national law and moral authority.

Become a Citizen
Ages 0 - 17

Child

 

  • Administrative fees
  • Certificate of Citizenship
  • (Optional) Name change decree
  • Member ID
  • Certificate of live birth (children under the ages of 7)
Ages 18+

Adult

 
  • Administrative fees
  • Certificate of Citizenship
  • (Optional) Name change decree
  • Member ID
  •  Tax exempt ID (to use in US jurisdiction)

 

Message to Prospective Citizens

 

The Xi-Amaru Republic is a nation established on the principles of order, faith, and purposeful governance. We are a people set apart by God, entrusted with the responsibility to restore our heritage and build a strong future for generations to come.

Enrollment as a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic is not merely an administrative process; it is a commitment to align with the values, laws, and vision of our nation. We do not support disorder, divisiveness, or conduct that undermines the unity and progress of our people.

While we respect the personal beliefs of all individuals, it must be understood that our nation is built with Jehovah Nissi, The Lord is Our Banner, at the center. Our spirituality is an integral part of our identity, and it is to be respected by all who seek to join and live under the governance of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

Citizenship is reserved for those who are prepared to:

  • Respect and uphold our Constitution, laws, and spiritual foundations.
  • Contribute to the advancement and unity of the Republic.
  • Build alongside those who are faithfully working toward our collective mission.

If you are not ready to embrace this shared responsibility, or if your intentions do not align with the order and unity we uphold, then the Xi-Amaru Republic may not be the right fit for you, even if you are of Indigenous descent. In such cases, we encourage you to seek out another tribe or nation where your path and principles may be better aligned.

“Let all things be done decently and in order.” – 1 Corinthians 14:40

We welcome only those who are ready to stand in unity, walk in purpose, and honor the spiritual foundation upon which this nation was built.

Haven’t completed the tribal screening process yet?

Please Click Here to find out if you are eligible to become a citizen of the Republic. 

Have questions?

We recommend scheduling a  follow-up appointment

If you encounter financial difficulties or for any reason did not receive approval for our buy now, pay later choices, kindly CLICK HERE to submit a request for the evaluation of alternative payment options.

Fees are non-refundable. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Supporting International Framework

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP) Article 3 
Indigenous peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People Article 5 
Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and strengthen their distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions, while retaining their right to participate fully, if they so choose, in the political, economic, social and cultural life of the State.

American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People (ADRIP) Article XXI.
Right to autonomy or self-government

  1. Indigenous peoples, in exercising their right to self-determination, have the right to autonomy or self-government in matters relating to their internal and local affairs, as well as ways and means for financing their autonomous functions.
  2.  Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain and develop their own decision-making institutions. They also have the right to participate in decision-making in matters which would affect their rights. They may do so directly or through their representatives, and in accordance with their own norms, procedures, and traditions. They also have the right to equal opportunities in accessing and participating fully and effectively as peoples in all national institutions and forums, including deliberative bodies.

HELP

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. CLICK HERE to schedule an appointment.

If you need more flexibility. Submit an application with our special request department CLICK HERE.

Yes. Currently, aboriginalministryofjustice.org stands as the sole legitimate government organization of the Xi-Amaru Republic entrusted with the responsibility of executing citizenship procedures for the nation-state.

We must emphasize that aboriginalministryofjustice.org is the one and only authorized government entity for this purpose. To emphasize the importance of this, I urge you to be aware that any other website claiming to provide similar services on behalf of the nation-state is engaging in fraudulent activities.

If you come across such a website, it is crucial that you report it immediately by sending an email to verify@aboriginalministryofjustice.org.

The Xi-Amaru Republic. Headquarters in TN.

Yes. Within 2 – 4 business days you will receive instructions to visit your portal to complete the citizenship application.

If you have issues email in**@*************************ce.org

We give you 4 weeks from date of submitting payment, to complete screening. If you do not complete the process in a timely manner you may receive a cancelation letter.

No further action is needed until a team member has been assigned to your case. Which takes  1- 4 business days.

You can contact us to cancel your request. Unfortunately we have a no refund policy. No refund will be issued.

It is completely up to each person if they wish to change their name. Keeping current name or creating a variation of it is also fine.

Simply do not submit your registration form until you are ready to move forward. After payment is made you have 3 months to submit your application. If you do not submit your application within this timeframe you will receive a cancellation letter.

You will receive tracking information and your case will be closed. For the protection of client information access will be restricted after a service has been completed. One must initiate a new service to regain access.

It means you are a Xi-Amaru Native American whose indigenous rights as state in ADRIP are lawfully protected under the jurisdiction of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

Citizenship Procedure Fee Disclaimer

By submitting payment for the Citizenship Procedure, you acknowledge and agree to the following:

  1. Non-Refundable Fee: All fees paid for the Citizenship Procedure are non-refundable. This applies whether or not the applicant completes all required steps or chooses to discontinue the process.
  2. Service Commitment: The fee covers administrative costs, document preparation, and case processing that begin immediately upon payment. Once started, these services cannot be reversed.
  3. Processing Delays: While we work diligently to process all cases in a timely manner, unexpected delays may occur. A delay in processing does not constitute grounds for a refund.
  4. Applicant Responsibility: It is the applicant’s responsibility to provide accurate information, submit all required documents, and fulfill all steps in the process promptly. Failure to do so may result in delays or the inability to complete your case, with no refund issued.
  5. Screening Requirement: It is important to complete Tribal Screening and receive confirmation of eligibility before submitting payment for the Citizenship Procedure. Failure to complete screening first may result in case dismissal for ineligibility, with no refund issued.
  6. Warning: Do not submit payment if you are not fully prepared and committed to completing the citizenship process. This procedure requires your active participation, timely communication, and adherence to all outlined steps.
  7. Agreement with the Constitution: By submitting payment, you affirm that you have completed the required screening, that you are entering into agreement with the Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution, and that you willingly subject yourself to its governance, rights, and responsibilities as a citizen.
  8. Policy Enforcement: This policy protects the resources and integrity of our nation-building efforts and prevents misuse of services.

By proceeding with payment, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to this policy, including your acceptance of the Xi-Amaru Republic Constitution and the requirement to complete screening prior to payment.