Bureau of Indian Affairs

Category: Federal government office in Washington, District of Columbia

Address: 1849 C St NW, Washington, DC 20240, USA

Phone: +12022083710

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 8:30AM–5PM

Tuesday: 8:30AM–5PM

Wednesday: 8:30AM–5PM

Thursday: 8:30AM–5PM

Friday: 8:30AM–5PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

hayesatmisesdotcom

Dec 27, 2021

It's incredibly difficult to work with the BIA. Even in terms of government agencies this the singular worst government organisation to deal with. You can never get anyone on the phone no matter which office you call. Beyond that the Indians who live on reservations live in abject poverty and are entirely hopeless. I hope a senator or representative reads this and will have the guts to sponsor legislation abolishing the BIA. It never helped an Indian anywhere.

Vijay Vikram Verma

Mar 16, 2021

Great 😍😍

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Questions & Answers

How can I register as a native American

Charles Pedan | Oct 12, 2020

Geraldine Elaire | Feb 14, 2022

My grandmother's name is on the Dawes Commission. How do I go about tribal membership or enrollment?

Do the 501c groups like St Joseph or Native American Rights Fund valid? Do they really help Native American Children?

Sharon Newell | Jan 15, 2022

Bureau of Indian Affairs | Jan 15, 2022

Sharon, thanks for concerning about the welfare of Native American children. You need to get touch with these organizations for further detail. We are unable to answer your question.

My relative was married to a potawatamy Indian. He was granted land for this in Indiana. How do I find out exactly where this land was?

Paul Williams | Oct 13, 2019

Bureau of Indian Affairs | Oct 12, 2020

Please contact the tribe directly for this matter.

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