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Maintenance of Indian Registration and ListsProgram:
Program History / Background: The Indian Act sets out criteria that a person must meet in order to be registered as an Indian. A departmental official known as the Registrar makes decisions on registration. A person who disagrees with a decision of the Registrar can lodge protest with the Registrar. A person who is still not satisfied can then appeal to the Courts. First Nations have the option of determining their own membership or leaving these decisions with DIAND. The eligibility criterion for entry on DIAND maintained First Nation lists is similar to that for determining eligibility for registration. If DIAND determines the membership of applicant's First Nation, the addition of the applicant to First Nation membership normally takes place at the same time as registration. IRS CIS Project: The Indian Registration System has been re-engineered under a GOL (Government On Line) initiative known as the IRS CIS Project.
Application for Registration of an Adult Under the Indian Act (PDF 56 Kb) Application for Registration of a Child Under the Indian Act (PDF 57 Kb) |
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Last Updated: 2005-03-04 | Important Notices |