ELIGIBILITY & ENROLMENT (E&E) GUIDE

This form is to assist First Nations in thinking about developing enrolment and/or citizenship applications. The title of this form will depend on if the First Nation chooses one enrolment process or decides to conduct separate enrolment and citizenship processes.

This form is to assist First Nations in thinking about the process for citizens to disenroll, as well as the information that they must understand in making their decision. The title of this form will be dependent if the First Nation chooses one enrolment process or decides to conduct  separate enrolment and citizenship processes.

This form is to assist First Nations in conducting genealogical work for their communities. There are two resources that can be provided to members of the community, this form or a visual family tree. This information can be used internally to understand how many potential citizens a First Nation might gain through this process. It can also be used to assist applicants who are not on the band list.

FAQs are a great way to address common concerns, misconceptions, and myths. This document provides answers to some of the common questions asked by citizens whose First Nations are working through the E&E process.

This glossary includes common terms and words used throughout this guide and the Eligibility and Enrolment process.

This is a Sample Workplan to assist First Nations in planning their eligibility and enrolment and related activities in preparation for ratification.

This standardized letter is meant to assist First Nations in providing detailed communications of decisions that were made on applications throughout the E&E process. It provides First Nations base language which they can adapt to their needs.

This standardized letter is meant to assist First Nations in providing detailed communications of decisions that were made on applications throughout the E&E process. It provides First Nations base language which they can adapt to their needs.

This standardized letter is meant to assist First Nations in communicating decisions made on enrolment applications throughout the E&E process. It provides First Nations base language which they can adapt to their needs.