Core identity
Legal name and date of birth provide the human identity context needed to distinguish records.
Tribal Verify provides one verification contract across participating Nations while each Nation controls its own matching profile, source of truth, review rules, and approved response.
tribal_citizenship.{
"nation": "cherokee-nation",
"member": {
"legal_first_name": "Avery",
"legal_middle_name": "T",
"legal_last_name": "River",
"date_of_birth": "1988-03-14",
"tribal_member_number": "TV-CN-1001",
"card_type": "Cherokee Nation Photo ID",
"card_issue_date": "2025-01-15"
},
"attribute": "tribal_citizenship",
"consent": true
}Legal name and date of birth provide the human identity context needed to distinguish records.
Citizenship, membership, enrollment, roll, census, or other Nation-issued number configured per Nation.
Card type, issue date, expiration date, or other card fields can be enabled only when the Nation wants them used.
SSN, blood quantum, genealogy, address, and card images are not part of the standard verification request.
Nation connectors run with read-only, least-privilege access and return a narrow matching decision rather than exporting a Tribal roll into Tribal Verify.
Preferred for modern Nation-owned or vendor enrollment systems with supported service APIs.
For Power Platform-based enrollment environments under Nation-controlled credentials.
Read-only, allow-listed queries through a Nation-side gateway for custom or legacy systems.
Purpose-built mappings for major Tribal enrollment vendors without changing the public Tribal Verify contract.
{
"verified": true,
"nation": "Cherokee Nation",
"attribute": "tribal_citizenship",
"verification_id": "TV-VER-A82F93...",
"issuer": "Cherokee Nation"
}Payment processors receive only opaque billing references. Relying parties receive only the approved verification result. Nation staff can see the lookup fields needed to resolve an exception. The authoritative citizenship record remains with the Nation.