Nationalization 

Steps to Nationalize with the United Aboriginal American Republic (UAAR)

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Step 1. Tribal Screening & Genealogy 

 

​Applicants are encouraged (but it's not mandatory) to complete and confirm Tribal Screening prior to submitting their Nationalization contribution. 

 

This pre-qualification process confirms ancestral alignment and eligibility for the applicant prior to applying for
UAAR Nationalization. Applicants must be born of the Americas and have one full blooded Aboriginal American parent. (Aboriginal refers to the misnomers "black", "African-American", and "Negro")  

Information regarding screening requirements, timelines, and procedures is available directly
through their official website.

 

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Submission of the administrative contribution does not guarantee eligibility or final approval.

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Step 2.  Nationalization Contribution

 

Initiate the UAAR Nationalization process by submitting the required administrative donation based on your household structure (Single, Couple, or Family). The links are at the bottom of this page. 

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​All donations are non-refundable, as administrative review and processing resources are allocated upon submission. 

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Step 3. Nationalization Application

 

After submitting your donation, you will complete the UAAR Nationalization Application in full. 

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All applications are subject to structured internal review (including background screenings) in accordance with UAAR governance procedures. 

 

Please allow up to 10 business days for internal review. 

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Step 4. Approval & Orientation

 

Upon approval into the Tribe, you will receive an email providing access to the Nationalization                                                    Orientation VIDEO and detailed next steps. 

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The Orientation presentation explains: 

 

 • The Affidavit of Allegiance / Declaration of Domicile / PMA Agreement 

 

 • The issuance and purpose of the UAAR Tribal Identification Card 

 

 • What to expect during document preparation and processing 

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Step 5. Document Preparation & Issuance 

 

Following completion of Orientation, your Nationalization documentation packet is prepared, sealed, and recorded within UAAR National Records, and issued to you. The affidavit will emailed and the ID will be mailed physically.  

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Estimated processing time: 4–6 weeks plus mailing time.

 

 Acknowledgment Before Proceeding 

 

By selecting any of the links below you acknowledge and confirm that:

 

• The administrative donation is non-refundable. 

 

• You have read and understand the full UAAR Nationalization Process outlined above. 

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