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We work by appointments
We have resume tribal meetings
We have resume tribal meetings
We work by appointments
Our Birth Reporting Procedure is a service for Xi-Amaru Native American families, designed to formally record the birth of children born into our nation.
This essential process guarantees that each child is acknowledged as a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic, providing them with the inherent rights, privileges, and protections that come with membership in our community from the moment of their birth.
Uniquely, this procedure **does not require tribal screening or a separate citizenship application process**.
We simplify the journey for parents by offering clear guidance on the documentation needed to officially register the birth of their child, ensuring their details are accurately entered into our national records.
By utilizing this service, you not only secure your child’s legal status within our nation but also reinforce their enduring connection to our cultural heritage.
This proactive step is vital in preserving our identity and ensuring that future generations are fully recognized members of the Xi-Amaru Republic, with all the benefits and responsibilities that citizenship entails.
Cost: $120.00
Cost: $200.00
Yes. CLICK HERE to schedule an appointment.
You will need to initiate the Birth Reporting Procedure to obtain tribal documentation for your child.
No. Birth Reporting Procedure is the only required step for individuals who are born to parent(s) who had Xi-Amaru Republic Citizenship at the time of the child’s birth.
Visit aboriginalministryofjustice.org/contact-us to schedule an appointment
Responsible for overseeing all government operations of the Xi-Amaru Republic Indigenous Government during its early stages of development. We function as the central body for managing legal matters, ensuring that our government operates smoothly and in alignment with our constitution and cultural values.
Government Organization of the Xi-Amaru Republic
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