Ucluelet First Nation

For persons born on or after April 17, 1985:
1.	Obtain a certified copy of the child's birth registration that shows the names of the child's parents. This document can be obtained from the Division of Vital Statistics for the province or territory where the child was born.
2.	Write a letter that states that you wish to register the child as an Indian. Give the name of the parent with whom the child should be registered (children are registered with only one parent). Both parents must sign this letter.
3.	Send the copy of the birth registration and the letter to your First Nation office or to your nearest DIAND office.

For persons born before April 17, 1985:
1.	Obtain and fill out one of the following forms:
	•	For a person who is 18 or older: the "Application for Registration of an Adult under the Indian Act."
	•	For a person who is under 18 or for a person who is intellectually impaired: the "Application for Registration of Children under the Indian Act."
	Note: Both forms can be obtained from offices of DIAND, First Nations or Aboriginal associations and Aboriginal friendship centres.
2.	Include as much information as you can about the applicant's Aboriginal background and the name or location of the First Nation or First Nations to which the applicant's ancestors belonged. If you know the names of relatives who have been registered, you should include these also.
3.	Send the completed form to: Ucluelet First Nation c/o UFN Membership Clerk P.O. Box 699 Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0 If the Membership Clerk requires more information, they will contact you by mail or telephone.

Contacts:
Christina Klotz
UFN Membership Clerk
Tel: (250) 726-2173
Fax: (250) 726-7552

Links:
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
BC Treaty Commission