Do I look like I have Native American ancestry?

Looks have nothing to do with your ancestry. You cannot tell if you have Native American heritage by some random, stereotypical looks.

No idea, looks have zero to do with who your ancestors were........ research and prove that research and you will find out.... a CDIB card informs a person of native American ancestors, so unlike most nations NA ancestry is easy to document

Impossible to tell, because you aren't holding up your CDIB, which is the only indicator of native American ancestry.

If you ALREADY KNOW where your ancestry is from....
then you personally are experiencing WHY "looks" is a joke, in terms of defining ancestry. The answer is that you cannot prove any ancestry by appearance. Whoever told you this, is simply uneducated.

I don't know , what does a native American look like? Inuit, Plains , West Coast, Mexican, Peruvian , Argentinian
Brazilian or Patagonian and a few I have probably missed such as Mic Mac? Most of us don't really have a race we are all hybrids, which is certainly true for North Americans.
The Cherokee early on adopted European ways to the point they actually owned black slaves. When they were driven out of the Carolinas and into Oklahoma they took their slaves with them and by treaty those slaves became part of the tribe. There were and are black Cherokees. Yeh you look native American.

It is all but impossible to determine ancestry from photos. You appear to be of Mixed ancestry. If you are Native American you would have an CDIB card of at least know what tribe you ancestry is .
The only way that you might be able to learn about a connection to Native American ancestry is with DNA testing, HOWEVER, there is no tribe that presently accepts DNA tests and the Government does not either as DNA cannot determine tribal association.

OMG ADD ME ON Snapchat

No. You look like a mix of African and European.

Alexander Bustamante the first prime minister of Jamaica claimed partial indigenous Taino ancestry.There are small groups of people in Jamaica claiming Amerindian heritage (mainly Taino).The Tainos are an Amerindian indigenous people of Jamaica, Puerto Rico,Cuba, the Dominican Republic and other places in the Caribbean region .It has been said that many Tainos intermarried into the Jamaican Maroon community.The Maroons of Jamaica descend from escaped African slaves that formed distinct self-governing communities . British sportsman Colin Jackson of Jamaican heritage was found to have 7 percent Amerindian genetic ancestry (most of it probably Taino) .Jamaican-Canadian researcher Dr. Erica Neeganagwedgin has done work on descendants of the Tainos in Jamaica;she claims partial Taino roots.Dr. Lynne Guitar has researched ancient Taino people in Jamaica,Puerto Rico ,Cuba and the Dominican Republic and their modern descendants.St. Elizabeth parish and Manchester parish have the highest concentrations of people in Jamaica claiming Taino heritage.Caribs and other Amerindian peoples may have also been brought to Jamaica via European enslavement and colonialism .Genetic testing on people from the Dominican Republic,Cuba and Puerto Rico has found most people from those places have mixed European, African and Amerindian ancestry (mainly Taino).

The word Native American is a term with certain legal,cultural and anthropological connotations for most of the Indigenous peoples of the U.S.A.. In response to what others have said in this forum a C.D.I.B card ONLY applies to Native American people of the U.S.A. Nations OTHER than the U.S.A have other determinations and criteria on the definition of "Indigenous" in legal,cultural and anthropological senses. The term Native American is not applicable to indigenous peoples of other nations (other than the U.S.A.).Amerindian is term that can be applied to most of the Indigenous peoples of the Caribbean,North America and South America.The Native Hawaiians are an indigenous people of the U.S.A. who are NOT Native American in any form of legal,cultural or anthropological senses