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The Xi-Amaru Republic Citizenship Procedure

Reclaim the identity that colonization tried to erase.

Throughout history, many Indigenous peoples of the Americas were misclassified and alienated from their true cultural heritage. Colonization disrupted communities, erasing connections to ancestral identities. Today, countless individuals—misidentified as Black or African American—are discovering that their lineage traces back to Native communities across the Americas.

The Xi-Amaru Republic Citizenship Procedure offers a path to restore what was lost: the recognition, rights, and dignity of your Indigenous identity, through alignment with Native Status through the Republic.

Why Choose This Procedure?

  1. Correct Misclassification: If you’ve been inaccurately identified within society—especially under a 14th Amendment status in the U.S.—this process reclaims your status as an Indigenous person.

 

2. Reconnect with Your Culture: Reclaim your role within a self-governing Indigenous nation and be empowered by an identity that aligns with your heritage.

 

3. Secure Dual Recognition: Gain citizenship in the Xi-Amaru Republic while retaining U.S. citizenship under the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924, ensuring full participation in both jurisdictions.

Who Is This For?

Your Path Forward

This procedure will legitimize your Indigenous identity across all relevant institutions, granting:

The Healing Process Starts Now

Colonization stole more than just land—it took stories, identities, and connections to ancestral roots. This process is your opportunity to reclaim what belongs to you. Let us help you with the administrative steps to restore your standing as a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic, where heritage, pride, and identity come first.

Explore the process, learn your story, and become a citizen today. Join us in rebuilding from the sacrifices made by our ancestors.

Become a Citizen

Once you complete this process, you will be a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic with dual nationality to the United States of America.  

How much does it cost?

Ages 0 - 17

Child

 

  • Administrative fees
  • Certificate of Citizenship
  • Xi-Amaru Republic Genealogy Certificate
  • (Optional) Name change decree
  • Member ID
  • Certificate of live birth (children under the ages of 7)

 

TOTAL: $500.00 

Ages 18+

Adult

 
  • Administrative fees
  • Certificate of Citizenship
  • Xi-Amaru Republic Genealogy Certificate
  • (Optional) Name change decree
  • Member ID
  •  Tax exempt ID (to use in US jurisdiction)
  •  
Disclaimer: this process no longer includes business registration. If you would like to register a business CLICK HERE

TOTAL: $800.00 

Once you’ve completed the screening process, it’s time to pay the citizenship procedure fees and submit your application. 

After your payment is received, our team will review your application and reach out within 1-4 business days. The standard processing time is 90 to 180 days, but for faster service, you can request an expedited process that takes 7 to 20 business days.

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, through Afterpay and Klarna.

The first payment will be due immediately, and the others due according to your approved schedule. 

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 GA.

Yes. Within 1 – 4 business days you will receive instructions to visit your portal to complete the citizenship application.

If you have issues email order@aboriginalministryofjustice.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 to the portal, or create a member account to keep access.

It means you are a tax exempt Indigenous American, who identifies as a person of aboriginal race in America.