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Tribal credentials refer to tribal IDs that are government-issued identification cards that are designed for our nation, the Xi-Amaru Republic. These IDs are issued by us for the tribal government to members of the nation-state, and they include biographical information such as the name, birth date, and tribal affiliation of the individual. Tribal IDs are used for a variety of purposes, such as voting in tribal elections, accessing tribal services, and proving one’s identity when traveling.
These forms of identification are recognized by state and federal agencies, and they also help to promote understanding and recognition of tribal sovereignty and self-determination.
Article 19
States shall consult and cooperate in good faith
with the indigenous peoples concerned through
their own representative institutions in order to
obtain their free, prior and informed consent before adopting and implementing legislative or administrative measures that may affect them.
Article 20
1. Indigenous peoples have the right to maintain
and develop their political, economic and social
systems or institutions, to be secure in the enjoyment of their own means of subsistence and
development, and to engage freely in all their
traditional and other economic activities.
2. Indigenous peoples deprived of their means of
subsistence and development are entitled to
just and fair redress.
Article 21
1. Indigenous peoples have the right, without discrimination, to the improvement of their economic and social conditions, including, inter
alia, in the areas of education, employment, vocational training and retraining, housing, sanitation, health and social security
Fees for services are separate for each member’s identification. These IDs are important for tribal members to communicate their status within society. Discrimination against these credentials is also unlawful for companies and agencies. It is crucial for everyone to respect and acknowledge the cultural significance of tribal identification. By doing so, society can create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for indigenous peoples.
Tax exemption is the legal privilege granted by the United States government for certain organizations or individuals exempting them from paying federal or state taxes. The Xi-Amaru Republic nation states citizens and businesses fall into that category. Through exercising their rights; to 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 (USA).
Tax exemption status serves as a form of financial assistance for the nation-states citizens and organization formed within their jurisdiction, as it gives them the opportunity to contribute to the development of their indigenous communities. This is why tax exempt credentials are issued to Xi-Amaru Republic citizens.
To ensure authenticity, credentials from the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice of the Xi-Amaru Republic nation-state can be verified by visiting the organization’s website at aboriginalministryofjustice.org/verify.
Upon expiry, individuals would require renewing their credentials. However, the expiration date remains the same even in case of loss or damage of credentials, and renewal cards can be issued within 90 days prior to the expiration date.
In case of unverified tribal affiliations, a rejection letter would be sent to the applicant, which can be disputed within 30 days. To initiate any dispute or for further inquiries, please send an email to verify@aboriginalministryofjustice.org.
The issuance of limited tribal member IDs is typically at the discretion of the tribal government, which determines the eligibility criteria and benefits associated with the ID. While a limited tribal member ID may not confer all the benefits of full citizenship, it can still serve as an important form of identification for individuals who wish to demonstrate their connection to their tribal heritage.
The ID card is for 18 and older. It should be noted that the ID card has an expiration date of three years from the date it was issued.
A tribal driver’s license is an important legal document issued by sovereign tribal governments to validate the identity of their citizens and authorize them to operate motor vehicles legally. This signifies the exercise of our rights as a certified institution of the Xi-Amaru Republic nation-state, further exemplifying the sovereignty of our tribal government.
Tribal driver’s licenses are a testament to the commitment of our tribal government to support and protect our tribal citizens’ safety, as well as the importance we place on their ability to participate in society. It is an essential service we provide to ensure the mobility of our tribal citizens and allow them to engage in regular activities, such as commuting to work or school.
By issuing tribal driver’s licenses, we empower our citizens to navigate through life with the confidence that comes from having an officially recognized form of identification.
Traveling is a fundamental human right, but it is important for tribal members to have the necessary skills to operate a common vehicle to ensure the safety of themselves and others on the road. To demonstrate their ability to operate a vehicle, tribal members may provide proof of their traveling experience, such as copies of identification cards from other jurisdictions they have traveled to and from, or previous traveling records.
This proof can help to establish their competence and ensure a safe driving experience for all individuals on the road. It is important to recognize the vital role that driving plays in modern society, and this is especially true for those who live in rural or remote areas where public transportation options may be limited. By providing evidence of their driving abilities, tribal members can help ensure their right to travel while maintaining the safety of themselves and others on the road.
It is important to understand that despite having a tribal driver’s license, it does not give anyone the right to be unsafe while traveling. It is imperative for all individuals to abide by the law and follow basic safety guidelines while on the road. This includes but is not limited to; avoiding running red lights, transporting illegal substances, committing crimes or running stop signs. It is crucial that citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic exercise responsibility and ensure that they do not endanger themselves or others while traveling. Endangering another human being is a violation of their basic human rights and can have severe legal consequences.
For a passport-style photo, wear solid-colored clothes that contrast the background. Have a plain light-colored background with no shadows. Look directly at the camera, neat hair and no obscured features. Keep your whole face centered in the picture, avoid glasses and headwear, and ensure a clear, well-lit image of your face.
Example of picture for credentials
The ID card is initially obtained through the tribal enrollment procedure for both adults and children, with an option to renew it later. It should be noted that the ID card has an expiration date of three years from the date it was issued.
A tribal member ID is a unique identification number issued to individuals who are citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. The ID serves as proof of membership in the tribe and grants certain rights and privileges, such as access to tribal services and benefits, including healthcare and education.
The process of obtaining a tribal member ID requires providing documentation confirming tribal affiliation. Once verified, the tribal member ID is issued to the individual.
Tribal member IDs are an important form of recognition and connection to a person’s cultural heritage and community. They can also facilitate access to resources and services that are specific to tribal members, helping to strengthen and preserve the traditions and legacy of indigenous communities.
The ID card can be requested for both adults and children. It should be noted that the ID card has an expiration date of one year from the date it was issued.
The limited tribal member ID serves as an identification card for individuals who are national or citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Individuals who have successfully completed the tribal screening are eligible to request this ID. Furthermore, citizens who have changed their name during tribal enrollment, but have yet to complete the name change process in both jurisdictions may also request the ID to reflect their current name on their social security card.
The ID card is initially obtained through the tribal enrollment procedure for individuals 18 years and older, with an option to renew it later. It should be noted that the ID card has an expiration date of three years from the date it was issued.
Tax-exempt ID is a form of identification provided to individuals who are citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. This ID allows Native Americans to purchase goods and services without having to pay state and local sales taxes. This is to provide financial relief to Native/Indigenous Americans to continue the development of our nation-state and indigenous communities. To obtain a tax-exempt ID, individuals must provide proof of citizenship to the Xi-Amaru Republic.
The ID card can be requested for individuals who are 18 years and older. It should be noted that the ID card has an expiration date of one year from the date it was issued.
The limited tax exempt ID serves as an identification card for tax-exempt purposes, for individuals who are citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Available to citizens who have changed their name during tribal enrollment, but have yet to complete the name change process in both jurisdictions, therefore desire that their tribal ID reflects their current name on their social security card.
Citizens of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Limited tribal member ID can be issued to nationals of the Xi-Amaru Republic. Not a tribal member? Click Here to learn how to enroll.
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Tribal credentials issued by Aboriginal Ministry of Justice, expire 3 years from the date issued.
limited tribal credentials expire within a year from date issued.
Renewal cards can be issued up to 90 days before expiration.
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