ICWA designated agents
A Tribe may designate an agent to receive ICWA notices. The Bureau of Indian Affairs publishes designated agent contact information. Confirm the current agent and mailing address before sending notice.
TRIBAL CONTACT DIRECTORY
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& designated agents
Start with a Tribe or representative’s name. Find the contact information you need to connect with a tribal ICWA office.
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ICWA REPRESENTATIVES DIRECTORY
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Search by Tribe or representative name above. Expand “Refine search” if you need to narrow the results.
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You can also search for a designated agent or ICWA representative by name. Open an entry to see the available contact details.
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ICWA representatives, designated agents, and tribal offices
Not sure which term to search? Start with the Tribe’s name. These terms describe related roles, and the right contact depends on what you need.
Tribal ICWA representatives
You may be looking for an ICWA representative, coordinator, or tribal ICWA office. Search the Tribe or the person’s name, then contact the listed office to confirm who handles your inquiry.
Qualified expert witnesses
If you need ICWA qualified expert witness (QEW) testimony, confirm that separately with the Tribe. A directory listing does not establish that a representative provides QEW services.
Explore ICWA terms and FAQs →Contact information can change. Verify details with the Tribe and the BIA’s ICWA designated agent listing. This directory helps you locate contacts; it does not confirm service of notice.
DIRECTORY HELP
Finding an ICWA contact
Use the directory to locate an office, then confirm the appropriate person and next steps directly.
How do I find a Tribe’s ICWA representative?
Enter the Tribe’s name in the search above. You can also search by a representative’s name or BIA region. Open a matching entry for available phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing details.
Why doesn’t a Tribe appear under my state?
The state filter uses the listed contact office’s address. A Tribe may have connections to more than one state. Remove the state filter and search by Tribe name to see more matches.
What if I cannot find an ICWA designated agent?
Try a shorter Tribe name or another spelling, and clear state and region filters. You can also consult the BIA designated agent listing for current information.
Is this the same as the ICWA expert directory?
This page lists tribal ICWA contacts and designated agents. Professionals seeking consideration for expert referrals can apply to join the ICWA expert directory.
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