Understanding the difference between Nationality and Membership is essential for knowing your rights, responsibilities, and the level of access granted within the jurisdiction of the Echadi Nation Republic (ENR). These two statuses are distinct but complementary.

 ECHADI NATIONALITY (Echadi National)

Definition:

Nationality is the full lawful and spiritual affiliation with the Echadi Nation Republic. It recognizes a man/woman as a permanent national of the Nation, either by birthright or bloodline

Key Attributes:

Constitutional Status: Protected by the Echadi Constitution (Unit 13 – Supremacy Clause Covenant of the National Community).

Full Political Rights:

• Vote in national elections

• Hold public office

• Be represented in tribal treaties

Jurisdictional Coverage:

• ENR High Court protections

• Sovereign travel and diplomatic rights

• Recognition of private land holdings, trust declarations, and tribal marriages

Tribal Identification:

• Issued Tribal National ID Card

• Eligible for Tribal Travelers License

Affirmation of Oath:

• Mandatory under Unit 12

Inheritance and Nation-Building:

• Role in shaping tribal law, economy, and governance

• Eligible for land leases and national stewardship roles

 ECHADI MEMBERSHIP (Private Member of the Nation)

Definition:

Membership refers to a private, contractual relationship with the Echadi Nation Republic through one of its authorized associations, ministries, cooperatives, or service branches. It does not confer nationality but allows participation in selected services and benefits.

Key Benefits:

Member Identification:

• Issued an official Echadi Member ID Card

• This card is non-tax-exempt, intended for private commerce and access to benefits.

Access to Nation-Based Services:

• Discounted products and services through Echadi-owned cooperatives, clinics, schools, and more

Access to National Meetings (public sessions and community updates)

Business Access:

• Ability to register Business Entities under ENR’s jurisdiction

• May apply for a Tribal Entity Identification Number (TEIN)

Educational and Health Resources:

• Limited access to continuing education programs, wellness events, and indigenous training sessions

Contribution to Nation Building:

• Participation in charitable works, ministries, and community projects

• Initial Membership Contribution:

• One-time start-up Fee

• Supports administrative processing, ID issuance, and access onboarding

Limitations:

• Cannot vote in national elections

• Cannot hold Indigenous Tribal public office

Comparison Table

 Pathway to Nationalization

Members who wish to become Echadi Nationals may:

1. Submit a Nationalization Application (if eligible) 

2. Provide evidence of Indigenous descent or allegiance

3. Complete the Affirmation of Oath under Unit 12

4. Receive approval by the Tribal Roll Office or Chief Executive 

5. Pay Nationality processing fee