Member information
Legal name of record, conferred covenant name, ceremony date, jurisdiction, instrument number and tribal enrollment number.
Malachian Yamasee Tribe · Church of Eternal Self Ministries
A member receives a covenant name, enrollment in the Tribe, membership in the Church, and a six-page instrument recording all of it — executed before witnesses, sealed by the Tribal Council, and acknowledged before a Notary Public.
Six sealed pages. Every page carries the border, the instrument number and its page number, so no sheet can be separated from the rest. Select any page to read it.
Shown as a blank specimen. Your issued record carries your own name, ceremony date, jurisdiction and permanent instrument number in place of the sample fields.
Legal name of record, conferred covenant name, ceremony date, jurisdiction, instrument number and tribal enrollment number.
The covenant name set out in full, with the tier conferred and the authority under which it was granted.
Tribal membership and church membership established simultaneously by one covenant act, each recorded in its own register.
The doctrinal basis for the name, with the legal framework stated accurately — including what each authority does and does not reach.
Accepted freely by the member, covering the name, its religious character, its scope, the tier system, and full responsibility under law.
Member signature, two witnesses, and joint conferral signed by the Chief for the Council and the Church.
Taken before a disinterested Notary Public, with venue, commission details and space for the notary seal.
Tribal and church seal, page-by-page instrument numbering, and a register entry so any instrument number can be verified.
Every member enters at the First Tier. The founding family name is earned, not requested.
ik Velery Elise Vermone
Olathe Amania Malachi
From intake to sealed record. Most members complete the sequence in three to five weeks.
Everything needed to draft the record — your legal name of record, the covenant name you are seeking, your witnesses, and your preferred ceremony date and jurisdiction.
Your requested name is checked for uniqueness against the tribal register and reviewed against naming doctrine. If it is already held, we move to your alternate choice.
Your record receives a permanent instrument number carrying a check character, entered in the register before drafting begins. That number appears on every page.
You receive all six pages to check every name, date and spelling before anything is signed. Corrections at this stage cost nothing.
You accept the covenant name freely, before your two witnesses, in person or remotely. The Chief signs the joint conferral for the Council and the Church.
A disinterested Notary Public takes your acknowledgment. The tribal and church seal is affixed, the register entry is completed, and your sealed original is issued.
Read this before you apply. We would rather you understand exactly what you are receiving than discover it later.
These are the fields that appear on page one of the record. Spellings are copied across exactly, so check them before submitting.
Recorded.