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This form is submitted by an athlete seeking to move up in age classification for the 2006 North American Indigenous Games. It requires signatures from the coach, Chef de Mission, and parent/legal

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How to fill out 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION

1. Obtain a copy of the 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION form.
2. Fill in your personal details, including your name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Indicate the specific sport or event for which you are seeking an exemption.
4. Provide the reason for requesting the exemption, ensuring it aligns with the criteria set forth by NAIG.
5. Attach any required documentation that supports your request, such as proof of age or eligibility.
6. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
7. Submit the form as per the instructions provided, ensuring it is sent to the appropriate NAIG authority.

Who needs 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

1. Athletes who do not meet the standard age requirements for participation in the NAIG events.
2. Participants seeking to compete in a different age bracket due to special circumstances.
3. Individuals with disabilities or unique situations that warrant an exemption from the age classification rules.

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Who can participate in NAIG?

All athletes competing in the NAIG must be of Canadian and/or American Indigenous ancestry. All participants must provide proof of ancestry. The following items will be accepted as proof of ancestry: Status Card.

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What is NAIG and what does it stand for?

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What are the eligibility requirements for NAIG?

All athletes competing in the NAIG must be of Canadian and/or American Indigenous ancestry. All participants must provide proof of ancestry. The following items will be accepted as proof of ancestry: Status Card.

What are the benefits of participating in NAIG?

The NAIG gives the indigenous youth something to strive for, which teaches them how to pursue and accomplish success in all areas of life. And the pride they feel after competing will build up their self-esteem and confidence, which will get them ready to tackle their future.

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What is 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

The 2006 NAIG Age Classification Exemption is a provision that allows certain athletes to compete in age-specific categories for the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) without being subject to the standard age classifications if they meet specific criteria.

Who is required to file 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

Athletes who wish to compete outside of their designated age group in the NAIG must file the 2006 NAIG Age Classification Exemption to formally request the exemption and provide justifying documentation.

How to fill out 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

To fill out the 2006 NAIG Age Classification Exemption, applicants must complete the provided form, fill in personal and sport-related information, and provide necessary documentation that supports their request for exemption.

What is the purpose of 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

The purpose of the 2006 NAIG Age Classification Exemption is to allow flexibility in competition for athletes with unique circumstances, ensuring fair opportunities in the games while maintaining competitive integrity.

What information must be reported on 2006 NAIG AGE CLASSIFICATION EXEMPTION?

The information that must be reported includes the athlete's name, contact details, date of birth, the reason for exemption, any supporting evidence, and the specific age category for which the exemption is being sought.