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Quick answers about the Nation, its government and its services.
The Echadi Nation Republic is a sovereign Aboriginal Indigenous Tribal Nation government, a reawakening and sacred restoration of a people who have always been here. It operates under a constitutional republic and a traditional Indigenous/Aboriginal Chiefdom government.
The Executive Branch is led by the Chief Executive Minister. The Parliament is made up of two Houses: the 9 members of Ministerial Congress and the 9 members of the Jural Society. The Judicial Branch operates through the Ministry of Justice and the Jural Society, which serves as the High Court. See the Government page for details.
Our Tribal jurists help make sure you get nationalized and are issued a Tribal Credential Card. Read the Constitution (Nationals Status) and the Tribal Codes for the requirements, and write to the Ministry of International Affairs if you have questions.
Services include commerce, housing, career services, outreach, the Department of Travel, tribal nationality, education, tribal marshals, tribal jurist services, health services, family services and business registration. See the Services page.
All communications with foreign governments and international entities are managed through the Ministry of International Affairs. Read the ENR Diplomatic Policy and write to the Ministry at Ministry of International Affairs, PO Box 753575, Las Vegas, Nevada 89136.
Yes. The Nation acknowledges the United States of America as the highest recognized legal authority on this land, supports the Rule of Law and seeks peaceful coexistence and mutual respect. It rejects any association with so-called "sovereign citizen" ideologies. See the About page.
The ENR Constitution and the ENR Tribal Codes are published on this site, and the Declaration of Independence is on the Echadi Independence Day page. Official copies with signatures can be requested.