Navajo Nation identification cards now for sale (AP 5/2)
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Navajo Nation starts offering identification cards to members
Posted: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
The Navajo Nation has started selling identification cards to its members.
The cost for the card is $17. It's available to the tribe's 300,000-plus citizens.
“It is a priority that the Navajo people have an
identification card that better serves the Navajo
people’s needs. I am happy to announce the
Navajo people can now get their tribal I.D. cards," President Ben Shelly
said in a press release.
The card includes the holder's name, photo, date of birth and Certificate of Indian Blood number. It will be valid for four years.
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Navajo Nation identification cards now for sale (AP 5/2)
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