Nationalization – Portage De Checagou

Portage De Checagou: Nationalization

The People of all free national governments according to their national constitution are all of one family bearing one free national title. Those who fail to recognize the free national title of their constitutional government are classified as "undesirable," and are SUBJECT to all inferior NAMES and abuses and mistreatment that the People care to bestow upon them. And it is a sin for any group of people to violate the national constitutional laws of a free national government and cling to the NAMES and principles that deludes to slavery.

Prophet Noble Drew Ali

The Moorish Americans are the descendants of the ancient Moabites who inhabited the North-Western and South Western shores of Africa.

Nationalization instructions and document download

Welcome to the Portage de Checagou! Nationalizing can be a simple process. It is advised that you read all of the steps and details to avoid delays. There is a $35frn processing fee per Nationalization. A settlement link will be sent to you upon document review completion.

Click on each step below to view the steps.

Nationalization Documents: Step 1

Nationalization Documents: Step 2

Filling in your Appellation

Before choosing your Free National Name it is important to make a few points to make your selection and sealing of your paperwork and receipt of your Nationality cards a seamless operation.

Do not select a title, such as, King, Queen, Prince, Empress, Emperor, etc. as part of your Free National Name. This is called a “pre-title;” and there are no pre-titles in a Free National Name (appellation). For example, King Baylor Rahim Bey may be what you call yourself, but your actual paperwork should say Baylor Rahim Bey.

Do not arbitrarily take the appellation “Ali” as part of your Free National Name. Although Moors often take this title, “Ali” is a title of Mastery, evidenced, among other things, by published scholarship.

Do not select a Free National Name that includes multiple titles, i.e., Baylor Rahim El Bey or El Baylor Rahim Bey. In these examples, the Free National Name should be either Baylor Rahim El or Baylor Rahim Bey!

Nationalization Documents: Step 3

Nationalization Documents: Step 4

Nationalization Documents: Step 5

Autographing the documents

When autographing (signing) your paperwork, you and your witnesses are to sign in “red” ink and complete the autograph with your right thumbprint in red.

If family members and friends Nationalize and complete their paperwork at the same time, it is permissible to “witness” each other’s paperwork in their Free National Names.

If you are Declaring and Proclaiming your Moorish Nationality and are in need of witness autographs, please record yourself autographing your Nationality Documents. Then attach the file to your Verification email. Once reviewed, we will provide the witness autographs will be provided.

Nationalization Documents: Step 6

Document Review

Scan or take clear photos of your documents and send them to us to review for accuracy via nationalization@portagedechecagou.org. In the body of your email, be sure to type out the Free National Appellation and Ex. Rel. for your documents (and any additional Moors you are sending in the same tribe) Once reviewed and it is determined that the documents are filled out appropriately, you will receive an email containing the mailing location to send the documents for processing, as well as, a link to settle the 35frn Allodial compensation (per Moor) due for processing.