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A.R.K. Eligibility Process

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

The A.R.K. Eligibility Process is the first and required step for individuals and families who wish to obtain lawful status through the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government. It is the entry point for believers in Jesus Christ who desire to live under a moral and lawful Indigenous government founded on faith, truth, and order.

This process allows the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice to review each applicant’s faith alignment, integrity, and understanding of the Republic’s constitutional and moral standards. Only those who are approved through the A.R.K. Eligibility Process are authorized to advance to the A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure.

Purpose

The purpose of this process is to ensure that every applicant entering the Xi-Amaru jurisdiction fully understands the government’s values, laws, and responsibilities. It also ensures that all applicants are prepared to live honorably and respectfully under the Republic’s Constitution.

The A.R.K. Eligibility Process preserves order and truth by confirming that those applying for citizenship are acting in good faith and possess the moral discipline required of Xi-Amaru nationals.

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. Eligibility Process functions 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), Articles III and IX, which affirm the right of Indigenous nations to define membership and create their own admission processes in accordance with self-determination.

Who May Apply

  • Adults age eighteen or older who wish to apply for Xi-Amaru nationality through the A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure.
  • Families seeking lawful recognition under the Xi-Amaru Republic’s jurisdiction.
  • Children applying under a parent or guardian who has completed their own eligibility application.
  • Currently domicile within the United States/Amexum

Process Outline

  • Pay Fee for A.R.K Eligibility Process.
  • Submit Application – Complete the A.R.K. Eligibility Form, including personal details and statement of faith.
  • Administrative Review – The Aboriginal Ministry of Justice reviews your form and supporting materials to verify alignment with the Constitution and national values.
  • Faith and Moral Evaluation – Your statement of faith is reviewed to confirm your personal conviction in Jesus Christ and understanding of moral responsibility within the Republic.
  • Eligibility Determination – Applicants receive an official notification by email confirming approval or denial.
  • Next Step – Approved applicants may proceed to the A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure, which finalizes their lawful status (Xi-Amaru Native American).

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
What to Expect During This Process

Applicants should expect the following when completing the A.R.K. Eligibility Process:

  • Communication: You will receive confirmation once your application and contribution have been received. All correspondence will come from the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice by email.
  • Review Period: The review typically takes between 10 to 30 business days, depending on the volume of applications.
  • Verification: The Ministry will verify your statement of faith, documentation, and moral alignment with the Xi-Amaru Constitution.
  • Possible Follow-Up: You may be contacted for clarification or to provide additional information if needed.
  • Determination Letter: You will receive a determination of eligibility by email. If approved, your next step is to complete the A.R.K. Citizenship Procedure.
  • Non-Refundable Policy: All tribal services, including this process, are non-refundable once submitted. This ensures fairness and administrative consistency for all applicants.
  • Respectful Communication: All interactions with the Ministry must remain respectful, truthful, and in accordance with the spirit of the Xi-Amaru Republic.

How much does it cost?

5 - 10 Business Days

Adult

Cost: $150.00

5 - 10 business days

Child

Cost: $100.00

Important Notice: This service is not required for individuals who are born of parents who are Citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Instead a Report of Birth is required. Click Here

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

HELP

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a $50.00 nonrefundable fee

Jus Soli is a Latin term that means “right of soil.”
Under this system, the right of citizenship is acquired from being born in a particular country, regardless of the nationality of your parents.
This plays a major role in the lawful reason Europeans descendants were able to create governmental systems in the Americas. This concept is largely exclusive to the Western Hemisphere.

Jus Sanguinis is the Latin term meaning “right of blood.” This is the right of citizenship to the country your parents are citizens of. Regardless of where you were born, you have the right to citizenship in your parent’s’ country. In some cases, you can even qualify for citizenship from someone in your bloodline from previous generations beforehand. For example, a great-great-grandmother could be enough of a blood relative to qualify a current generation individual for citizenship.
This is why when a person is completing their genealogy background check questionnaire they are ask questions about their grandparents.

No. The screening process is to become a national of the Xi-Amaru Republic, eligible to initiate tribal enrollment to become an “official” member (citizen) of the nation.

No, although we do narrow down tribe(s) your lineage is connected to. 

If findings are confirm, that you have indigenous ties and are connected to indigenous people who experience genocide and denationalization in the Americas, then you can move forward with tribal enrollment to address your nationality back to Indigenous American.