Trusted Source
Secure Certificate of Indian Status Cards: Renewal, Replacement, or Application
Reach out to us at
TRUSTED.SOURCE@MYMNFC.COM
The Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre is pleased to work with Indigenous Services Canada to assist people in applying for their Secure Certificate of Indian Status Cards.
Applications will be sent directly to Indigenous Services Canada for processing. *MNFC does not provide temporary ID’s or Laminated Status Cards.
Remember, it may take up to 6 months for the card to arrive by mail.
We encourage all eligible individuals to join this beneficial program!
Drop-In Schedule
FAQs
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A trusted source is a registration administrator, organization or provincial, territorial or federal department that has been designated to help you register under the Indian Act and get, renew or replace a status card.
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If you would like to apply for registration or a secure status card, a trusted source can help you complete and submit your application.
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A valid form of identification that includes your name, date of birth, photo, and signature, Must not be expired.
You can also use multiple pieces of valid identity documents that, when combined, meet all of these requirements. Must be physical copy of ID.
*A guarantor declaration if necessary.
*Any Legal documents relating to the guardianship or custody of a child (if applicable)
*Both Parents are required to provide consent and sign the registration application if they appear on the birth document.
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This service will be provided for free
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This service is by appointment only.
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Photos will be taken onsite.
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We do not make ID’s at the Friendship Centre.
All applications are sent the Indigenous Service Canada Regional office in Amherst for processing.
Reach out to us at
TRUSTED.SOURCE@MYMNFC.COM