Attorney Membership Form

Membership Categories

Regular: All persons who are enrolled members of any Indian tribe or band, or persons who are recognized by their Indian community of residence or origin as being Indian, Alaska Native or Native Hawaiian, and who have graduated from a school of law or have been admitted to any other bar association. Regular members shall pay dues, and shall be eligible to vote and hold office in the NNABA, and shall have all other rights, privileges, and duties attendant to NNABA membership.

Associate: All persons who are enrolled members of any Indian tribe or band, or persons who are recognized by their Indian community of residence or origin as being Indian, Alaska Native or Native Hawaiian, who have regular assignments or duties as advocates, prosecutors, or judicial officers in tribal courts. Associate members shall pay dues, and shall be eligible to vote and hold office in the NNABA, and shall have all other rights, privileges, and duties attendant to a NNABA membership. 

Special: All persons who not eligible for regular or associate membership. Special members shall pay dues, and shall be eligible to vote and hold office in the NNABA, and shall have all other rights, privileges and duties attendant to a NNABA membership.

The mission of the National Native American Bar Association Foundation (NNABA Foundation) is to develop and provide financial resources that advance the research and educational endeavors of the National Native American Bar Association.