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UNOFFICIAL 1714.1-19 (5) Documentary evidence issued by a federally recognized Indian Tribe, by the Bureau of Indian Affairs within the U.S. Department of the Interior, and including Tribes located in a State that has an international border which: (A) Identifies the federally recognized Indian Tribe that issued the document; (B) Identifies the individual by name; and (C) Confirms the individual’s membership,

enrollment, or affiliation with the Tribe. (6) Documents described in paragraph (5) above include, but are not limited to: (A) A Tribal enrollment card; (B) A certificate of degree of Indian blood; (C) A Tribal census document; and (D) Documents on Tribal letterhead, issued under the signature of the appropriate Tribal official, that meet the requirements of paragraph (5). (b) If documentary evidence of citizenship described in subsection (a) are unavailable, the following shall be accepted as satisfactory evidence to establish citizenship if also accompanied by an identity document listed in section 17-1714.1-4: (1) U.S. public birth certificate showing birth in: (A) One of the fifty states; (B) The District of Columbia; (C) Guam; (D) American Samoa; (E) Swain’s Island; (F) Puerto Rico (if born on or after January 13,1941); (G) U.S. Virgin Islands (if born on or after January 17,1917); (H) The Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) (if born on or after November 4, 1986);