How do you get a Navajo tribal census number?

Answer 1

First of all, the child must be at least 1/4 quantum of Navajo blood.

Navajo parent of child must contact their agency Tribal Enrollment office (i.e. Ft. Defiance, Tuba City, Crownpoint, etc.)

Paperwork must be filled out and submitted to office (call to ensure everything is complete.) If other parent is of another tribe, documentation from that tribe must be provided to ensure that the child is not enrolled with any other tribe in the U.S.

Good luck. I had to drive from Arizona to New Mexico office. I double checked...even triple checked I had everything I needed. Also keep in mind that during daylight savings time, the offices are ONE hour AHEAD. Call ahead of time to make sure you are going to the right office, current office hours and all documentation is in hand.

Answer 2

To obtain a Navajo tribal census number, you typically need to contact the Navajo Nation Vital Records Office or the Navajo Nation Division of Human Resources. You will likely need to provide documentation to prove your Navajo tribal citizenship or descent to receive a tribal census number.

Answer 3

I need my census number to complete an application.

Answer 4

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