Okoeborfrancis
Registered
Sorry for the troubles. The other account is my brothers account I was trying to get him registered.
Comfed now passes admin checkI have an inquiry with @Comfed, have sent them a PM
Welcome to The North Pacific. We highly recommend you apply for Citizenship. Citizens can:
Step 1: Meet the requirements
- Vote in elections;
- Hold public office;
- Debate and vote on legislation;
- And much more.
Citizenship does not require WA membership, but you must meet the following requirements:
Step 2: Take the oath
- You must have a nation in The North Pacific;
- You must not have more than one account on this forum (Administrators may grant exemptions under special circumstances);
- You must not use a proxy server;
- You must not pose a threat to regional security, as determined by the Vice Delegate.
Fill in and post the following application:
You can view the criminal code you are promising to obey HERE.
- When registering for Citizenship, one has to refer to their actual nation WITHOUT PREFIXES OF ANY SORT (i.e. the nation name you type in when logging on to NationStates).
- Basically, either:
1. A link to your nation on NationStates (the nation tag helps),
2. Referring to your nation by its name without prefixes (for example, Olvern instead of The Republic of Olvern in the registration post),
is NECESSARY for the Speaker's Office to process your application. Do not assume that the Speaker's Office is all-knowing.
Step 3: Participate in the region
Most of the time, your application will be approved within a few days. When this happens, you will be placed in a usergroup that allows you to post in forums set aside for the Regional Assembly. You are allowed to vote in any voting thread that begins AFTER you are admitted. Please note that to stay a Citizen, you must post in the forum every so often and maintain a nation in The North Pacific. For more details on these citizenship requirements, ask the Speaker or consult the Legal Code (chapter 6).
Step 4: Update your citizenship record as necessary
You must post in this thread if:
If you have any questions, ask the Speaker or their designated deputy. They will be more than happy to help you get started.
- Your TNP Nation changes;
- You want to renounce Citizenship.
Enjoy your time in The North Pacific!
Try to keep all off-topic posts out of this topic. It will help streamline the process.
For reference, quoted below are the sections of the Legal Code relating to citizenship applications and when citizenship is lost.
Welcome to The North Pacific. We highly recommend you apply for Citizenship. Citizens can:
Step 1: Meet the requirements
- Vote in elections;
- Hold public office;
- Debate and vote on legislation;
- And much more.
Citizenship does not require WA membership, but you must meet the following requirements:
Step 2: Take the oath
- You must have a nation in The North Pacific;
- You must not have more than one account on this forum (Administrators may grant exemptions under special circumstances);
- You must not use a proxy server;
- You must not pose a threat to regional security, as determined by the Vice Delegate.
Fill in and post the following application:
You can view the criminal code you are promising to obey HERE.
- When registering for Citizenship, one has to refer to their actual nation WITHOUT PREFIXES OF ANY SORT (i.e. the nation name you type in when logging on to NationStates).
- Basically, either:
1. A link to your nation on NationStates (the nation tag helps),
2. Referring to your nation by its name without prefixes (for example, Olvern instead of The Republic of Olvern in the registration post),
is NECESSARY for the Speaker's Office to process your application. Do not assume that the Speaker's Office is all-knowing.
Step 3: Participate in the region
Most of the time, your application will be approved within a few days. When this happens, you will be placed in a usergroup that allows you to post in forums set aside for the Regional Assembly. You are allowed to vote in any voting thread that begins AFTER you are admitted. Please note that to stay a Citizen, you must post in the forum every so often and maintain a nation in The North Pacific. For more details on these citizenship requirements, ask the Speaker or consult the Legal Code (chapter 6).
Step 4: Update your citizenship record as necessary
You must post in this thread if:
If you have any questions, ask the Speaker or their designated deputy. They will be more than happy to help you get started.
- Your TNP Nation changes;
- You want to renounce Citizenship.
Enjoy your time in The North Pacific!
Try to keep all off-topic posts out of this topic. It will help streamline the process.
For reference, quoted below are the sections of the Legal Code relating to citizenship applications and when citizenship is lost.
Welcome to The North Pacific. We highly recommend you apply for Citizenship. Citizens can:
Step 1: Meet the requirements
- Vote in elections;
- Hold public office;
- Debate and vote on legislation;
- And much more.
Citizenship does not require WA membership, but you must meet the following requirements:
Step 2: Take the oath
- You must have a nation in The North Pacific;
- You must not have more than one account on this forum (Administrators may grant exemptions under special circumstances);
- You must not use a proxy server;
- You must not pose a threat to regional security, as determined by the Vice Delegate.
Fill in and post the following application:
You can view the criminal code you are promising to obey HERE.
- When registering for Citizenship, one has to refer to their actual nation WITHOUT PREFIXES OF ANY SORT (i.e. the nation name you type in when logging on to NationStates).
- Basically, either:
1. A link to your nation on NationStates (the nation tag helps),
2. Referring to your nation by its name without prefixes (for example, Olvern instead of The Republic of Olvern in the registration post),
is NECESSARY for the Speaker's Office to process your application. Do not assume that the Speaker's Office is all-knowing.
Step 3: Participate in the region
Most of the time, your application will be approved within a few days. When this happens, you will be placed in a usergroup that allows you to post in forums set aside for the Regional Assembly. You are allowed to vote in any voting thread that begins AFTER you are admitted. Please note that to stay a Citizen, you must post in the forum every so often and maintain a nation in The North Pacific. For more details on these citizenship requirements, ask the Speaker or consult the Legal Code (chapter 6).
Step 4: Update your citizenship record as necessary
You must post in this thread if:
If you have any questions, ask the Speaker or their designated deputy. They will be more than happy to help you get started.
- Your TNP Nation changes;
- You want to renounce Citizenship.
Enjoy your time in The North Pacific!
Try to keep all off-topic posts out of this topic. It will help streamline the process.
For reference, quoted below are the sections of the Legal Code relating to citizenship applications and when citizenship is lost.
the United States of uss Charleston SC. I plege loyalty to the north Pacific, obedience to her laws,and responsible action as member of her society.I pledge to only register one nation vote in the north Pacific .I pledge that no nation under my control will wage war against the north Pacific .I understand that if I breack this oath I may permanently lose my voting privileges.in this matter .I petition the speaker for ciztenship in north pacficThe following have passed all three checks and were previously masked as citizens: @Autilia Leader Lady @TheCrackDens @Isaris @GodFaqer @Comfed
The following have passed the Speakers check and having passed all three checks are now citizens: @Dangine @King JaMeSON X @Wabido @blahcostan2
@Raj devre has failed the admin check and I am required by law to reject their application.
@Augustasia has failed the speakers check due to their nation not being in TNP and so I reject their application.i want to file been trying what am I doin
@Cem1007 does not appear to have made a citizenship application.
Thank you respected speaker@Raj devre and @Manaf pass vice delegate checks.