Tribal Notary
Our tribal notaries — acknowledged by the Privy Council — provide witness to your declarations, stamp your documents, and affirm your standing on the land under the authority of He Whakaputanga 1835.
A tribal notary is a member of the council authorised to witness declarations, stamp and certify documents, and attest to the identity and standing of living men and women on the land. Our council tribal notaries are acknowledged by the Privy Council. Unlike conventional notaries who operate under state legal systems, our tribal notaries serve under the sovereign authority of He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni 1835 — the foundational declaration of this land.
Founding Council Member
A proud Maori leader and founding member of the Tangata Whenua Indigenous Living Council. Led by his Christian faith, Joseph stands for the rights of all people of the land under He Whakaputanga 1835.
Founding Council Member
A founding member of the council, Karen-Andrea brings strength and dedication to the kaupapa. Guided by faith and committed to the people of the land.
Council Member
Of Scottish and Welsh descent, Darren is a long time member of the Tangata Whenua Indigenous Living Council. Led by his Christian faith in God and His Son Jesus Christ, Darren stands alongside his Maori brothers and sisters in the shared realisation that the people of this land deserve better. With experience in governance, advocacy, and guiding people through the process of reclaiming their lawful standing on the land, Darren is committed to helping living men and women understand the distinction between the legal fiction of the person and their true standing as living beings on the land.
Council Member
A dedicated council member committed to serving the people of the land.
Council Member
A dedicated council member committed to serving the people of the land.
Witnessing and authenticating declarations of standing on the land as a living man or woman.
Applying the tribal stamp to certify documents and affirm the authenticity of records and declarations.
Attesting to the identity and lawful standing of living men and women on the land.
Providing tribal authentication recognised under the sovereign authority of He Whakaputanga 1835.
Contact our council to arrange document stamping, declaration witnessing, or to learn more about our tribal notary services.
