Nationalization, National ID and Recording services

Our Recording Service is available exclusively for Moors who are seeking assistance with completing and lawfully recording their nationality declarations for publication as public notice.

This service does not constitute issuance of a National Identity Card, nor does it by itself determine eligibility for such credentials.

$160, which includes the following administrative services:

• Your nationality declaration documents (Legal Notice and Judicial Proclamation) are printed, signed, sealed and witnessed by officials of the Office of the Consul General;
• Your documents are filed in the records of the Morocco Consular Court and returned to you via priority mail with a filed date stamp and certification letter;
• Your documents are published on our website for four (4) consecutive weeks as Public Notice, and you will receive email confirmation and a publication receipt.
   

👉 View the Declare Your Nationality public notice page here:
https://enforcetheconstitution.org/declare-your-nationality

A valid public notice contains all four (4) of the following elements:

1. Independent publication (not solely retained by the declarant);
2. Archivable format capable of being preserved;
3. Public accessibility without restriction; and
4. Verifiability, allowing third parties to confirm the notice.
    

Your Legal Notice and Judicial Proclamation are written declarations of your nationality, citizenship, and political status pursuant to the universal right to self-determination.

When these declarations are lawfully recorded and made public, they satisfy the first essential element of due process of law — Notice — as defined in Black’s Law Dictionary, 5th Edition, page 449.

Public recordation provides:

• Constructive notice to all parties;
• Evidentiary clarity of status; and
• A verifiable record independent of personal possession.
   

• The Recording Service is an administrative and publication service.
• The National Identification Card is issued only to qualified Moorish-Americans after separate review and verification.
• Use of the Recording Service does not guarantee approval or issuance of a National Identification Card.

Our National Identification Card is issued only after confirming that an applicant has lawfully declared their nationality on the public record. This ensures clarity of status, jurisdiction, and record integrity.

Acceptable evidence includes:

• A signed and witnessed copy of Legal Notice Name Declaration, Correction, Proclamation and Publication
• A signed and witnessed copy of Judicial Proclamation
• Proof of lawful constructive notice, such as:
  • Public website publication
  • Newspaper or legal advertisement
  • Certified recording
     

All evidence must be verifiable and traceable.

Personal declarations or self-created documents are not sufficient on their own unless they have been lawfully recorded or published in a manner that provides constructive notice on the public record.

Documents that copy, modify, or rearrange language from example templates—without lawful authority, recording, or jurisdiction—often contain internal contradictions or misrepresent issuing authority. These cannot be relied upon for identification purposes.

Lawful constructive notice is a recognized legal principle whereby notice is given to the public through proper publication or recording, even if no specific party is personally served.

Examples include:

• Public website recording
• Newspaper publication
• Certified registry or docket entry
   

Yes. We offer a Recording Service that lawfully records nationality declarations and provides documented constructive notice on the public record.

👉 Learn more at:
www.EnforceTheConstitution.org/recording-service

The Recording Service ensures that your declaration is lawfully recorded and verifiable, which satisfies one of the core requirements. All submissions must still be internally consistent and complete.

• Altered or derivative documents
• No proof of recording or publication
• Misuse of titles or seals
• Conflicting statements within documents
• No clear issuing authority
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Using the Pre-Submission Checklist greatly reduces these issues.