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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Alberta Indian Indian Band Declaration form in the editor.
Select the type of applicant by checking either 'Individual' or 'Indian Band'. If you choose 'Indian Band', complete only item 5 and the Declaration box.
Indicate the reason for application by checking one of the options: 'First Card', 'Stolen', 'Address change Only', 'Damaged', or 'Replacement Card Only'. If applicable, specify the name used on your prior card.
Fill in your Registry Number (10 digits), Date of Birth (YYYY/MM/DD), Last Name, First Name, and Middle Name(s). Ensure these fields are completed to avoid delays.
Provide your Mailing Address, including Province/Territory, City/Town, Postal Code, and Telephone number.
Read and agree to the declaration statements. Sign and date the form. If signing with an 'X', ensure a witness signs as well.
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