Police certificatesLast checked October 20, 2026
Police certificate for Grenada
Police Certificate of CharacterBy postEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Issued by
- Royal Grenada Police Force, Criminal Records Office
- How to apply
- Submit the application form with certified ID copies (passport, NIS card or electoral ID, plus birth certificate) and three passport photos to the Criminal Records Office, Police Headquarters, Fort George, St. George's ([email protected], +1 473 440-3921).
- From abroad
- Send the application, certified ID copies and fee to the Criminal Records Office or via a Grenadian embassy; foreign nationals must include an original set of fingerprints and their former local address in Grenada.
- Fee
- $22.20Regular; Express US$40.73, Urgent US$60.00 (embassy page). Payable online at pay.gov.gd or by international postal/Western Union money order to the Commissioner of Police. An older 2015 sheet gave US$18.60 (EC$40 + EC$10 processing).
- Notes
- State the purpose of the certificate on the application; signature must match ID and fingerprint form.
Not confirmed
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- No Royal Grenada Police Force web page found; details come from an embassy page
- Processing times for regular/express/urgent tiers not stated
- In-person process for residents not described
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