Every service of the Xi-Amaru Republic is administered by the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice, the Republic’s government administrative organization. Each link below opens the service page on the Ministry’s website, where you can read the requirements and make a request.
Becoming a citizen
Tribal screening
The first step: a review of eligibility for the Republic’s citizenship pathways.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗ARK eligibility
The ARK citizenship pathway, which does not require Indigenous lineage.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Verification
Documenting lineage and status within Xi-Amaru jurisdiction.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Citizenship procedure
The steps from screening to recognition as a Xi-Amaru Native American.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Birth reporting
Recording a child’s birth in the Republic’s national records.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Status verification
Confirming a person’s national status for individuals and outside parties.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Credentials and records
Tribal Member ID
Identification for recognized Xi-Amaru Native Americans.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Tax Exempt ID
Identification connected to the Republic’s tax jurisdiction documentation.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Tribal Driver’s License
A driver’s license issued under the Republic’s jurisdiction.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Certified records request
Certified copies of records held in the national records.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Name change petition
Petitioning for a name change within the Republic’s records.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Tax jurisdiction and finance
Native American Exemption (NAE)
The Republic’s instrument for documenting where tax jurisdiction is held for its citizens.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗IRS assistance service
Administrative help preparing filings and understanding correspondence.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Business, estates and more
Business services
Registering and managing a business under the Republic’s jurisdiction.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Vaccination exemption
Information on this service is on the Ministry’s page.
Learn more at the Ministry ↗Need help?
Citizens can sign in to the Citizen Dashboard for cases, tickets and appointments. Anyone else can book an appointment or submit a support ticket. Email info@aboriginalministryofjustice.org or call (844) 394-3706, Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM Central Time.
