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Belonging

Membership.

Under the Charter there are two standings.

Members of the Nation gathered at the carved stone gate at dusk
Belonging

Two standings.

A National is one recognised by documented Mesoamerican lineage to the KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉ people — standing is inherent, held from birth, and neither created nor conferred by application. An Enrolled Member is a National who has completed formal enrolment, been recognised in ceremony, and been entered on the Member Register — thereby bearing the duties and receiving the rights, allowances, and Trust standing the Charter attaches to enrolment.

Evidence & Standing

Two standings, one Register.

National · Enrolled Member
Basis of standing
Documented lineage · Completed enrolment
Allowance eligibility
Not eligible · Eligible via Trust
Service hours
None required · 24 hours / cycle
Council standing
Recognised · Full voice & vote
How obtained
Affirmed on the Register · Application → Recognition rite
Article II

The Enrolment Workflow.

Eligibility for enrolment requires documented lineage, affirmation of the Charter, and standing unimpaired under Article XI. Each stage below is logged; sensitive review is restricted to the Council and Ministry Legal.

01

Application

Applicant submits intake form.

02

Auto-acknowledge

Confirmation email issued instantly.

03

Pre-screen

Coordinator checks completeness.

04

Ministry Legal

Lineage & evidence verified.

05

Council review

Restricted packet reviewed.

06

Decision

Approve, hold, or refer to appeal.

07

Recognition rite

Ceremonial recognition by Elders.

08

Registration

Entered on the Member Register.

09

Ledger update

Trust ledger member count updated.

On Recognition

What you receive.

The National Flag of KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉThe Coat of Arms of KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉ
KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉ

Certificate of Enrolment

Be it known that

is recognised a National of KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉ by ancestral lineage, and is this day entered upon the Member Register as an Enrolled Member, bearing the duties and rights of the Charter.

Enrolment date 
Member ID 
Consulate of record 
Council Secretary 
Struck with the National Great SealStruck with the Great Seal

“I rise in remembrance of the Ancients; I stand in honour of the Earth, Sky, and Waters.”

At the Recognition rite, each Enrolled Member receives a sealed enrolment certificate on parchment. It bears the National Flag and the Coat of Arms at its head, is struck with the Great Seal, and records your name, enrolment date, consulate of record, and ID number.

Application PDF

Printable application for enrolment, including the lineage statement and evidence checklist.

Download PDF ↓

Apply Online

Submit through the Member Portal form. You’ll receive an acknowledgement immediately and updates at each stage.

Open Form →

Privacy note — Lineage statements and supporting documents are encrypted at rest and readable only by the Elder Liaison, Ministry Legal, Council Secretary, and Trustees. All access is audit-logged per Ministry of Legal Affairs policy.