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Tribal
Information
Citizenship in the Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe can be accomplished in several ways. We accept people who can prove ancestery to a known Native American listed on one of the rolls. This is done thought genealogical research and following some simple directions. This tribe is a Mixed Blood tribe and always has been; therefore, individuals who are other than Cherokee may be accepted into citizenship. These persons shall have all priviliges of the tribe, including being elected to Tribal Offices, even the office of Chief. They shall also be afforded voting power in the tribe. Citizens who are adopted or hold associate membership shall have the right to hold any appointed office other than a seat on the Tribal council or the office of Chief.
We maintain the right to adopt individuals whom our tribal council feels are Native American and, for whatever reason, cannot completely prove there bloodlines beyond reasonable doubt.
Our veterans represent a group deserving of assistance whenever needed. The Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe is associated with the National Native American Veterans Association on a local basis and is pleased to assist veterans living in this area with paperwork, information, ect. For information please contact
Tribal Office 1-336-618-0561
Jim 1-336-816-7747
Citizenship in the Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe can be accomplished in several ways. We accept people who can prove ancestery to a known Native American listed on one of the rolls. This is done thought genealogical research and following some simple directions. This tribe is a Mixed Blood tribe and always has been; therefore, individuals who are other than Cherokee may be accepted into citizenship. These persons shall have all priviliges of the tribe, including being elected to Tribal Offices, even the office of Chief. They shall also be afforded voting power in the tribe. Citizens who are adopted or hold associate membership shall have the right to hold any appointed office other than a seat on the Tribal council or the office of Chief.
We maintain the right to adopt individuals whom our tribal council feels are Native American and, for whatever reason, cannot completely prove there bloodlines beyond reasonable doubt.
Our veterans represent a group deserving of assistance whenever needed. The Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe is associated with the National Native American Veterans Association on a local basis and is pleased to assist veterans living in this area with paperwork, information, ect. For information please contact
Tribal Office 1-336-618-0561
Jim 1-336-816-7747
E-mail for Tribal Chief: chief@nearriverdwellers.org
E-mail for Pow Wow: strongsunpowwow2012@nearriverdwellers.org
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Official Government website for the Nuluti Equani Ehi Tribe
1-336-618-0561 or 1-336-816-7747 501(c)3
1-336-618-0561 or 1-336-816-7747 501(c)3