Category: General

In-Person Tribal ID

Come in-person to the Ho-Chunk Nation Tribal Office Building located at W9814 Airport Rd, Black River Falls WI, 54615. Our office is open Monday-Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM and available to do walk-in or appointments to get a tribal ID printed the same day.

What you need (for adults): An ID Document

What you need (for dependents):

• A legal guardian present
• A legal guardian ID document
• An ID document for your dependent

What qualifies as an ID document?

• A certified birth certificate
• Drivers license
• State ID
• Passport
• Tribal ID (current or expired)

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Mail-Order Tribal IDs

Ho-Chunk Nation Tribal ID’s are currently free to process and ship.
To get a Mail Order Tribal ID we need: Information Request Form, an ID, Photo, and Signature.

Information Request Form

Accepted forms of ID can include

• Legible photograph of certified birth certificate
• Drivers license
• State ID
• Passport
• Tribal ID (current or expired)

For your Picture
For your photo we can only accept the following:

• Photo of yourself (whole head should be visible along with some shoulder)
• Plenty of light
• White or light blue background.
• No hats or sunglasses
• No heavy image filters or AI editing
• Sent as an image file like JPG not a PDF

Update your Signature

• Dark Signature on a white piece of paper.

All documents and pictures can be emailed to Enrollmentinfo@Ho-Chunk.com

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Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Phone: (715) 284-7824 Toll free: (800) 331-7824 Fax: (715) 284-7634

Email: enrollmentinfo@ho-chunk.com

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