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Every service in the alpha, in alphabetical order. The catalogue grows with every release.

• Apply for a copy a birth certificate (easy)→

  Order a certified copy of a Grenada birth certificate online. Pay by card and collect at the Civil Registry or have it couriered to you.

• Register a business name→

  Registering your business name is the first legal step to trading in Grenada. Gather your documents and finish registration in one CAIPO visit plus collection.

• Apply for a copy of a death certificate→

  Order a certified copy of a Grenada death certificate online. You may need one for probate, insurance claims, NIS survivor benefits or to settle an estate.

• Renew your driver's licence→

  Pay your renewal fee online, then bring your receipt and current licence to the Licensing Office to collect your new physical licence.

• Apply for a learner's permit→

  A learner's permit lets you practise driving with a licensed driver beside you. Gather your documents, sit the written test, and leave with your permit the same day.

• Check your NIS contribution statement→

  Your contribution statement shows every National Insurance payment on your record. Check it yearly, gaps found early are far easier to fix, and your pension depends on it.

• Apply for a Grenada passport→

  Passport applications are completed in person at the Immigration Department. Use this page to gather everything you need so your visit takes one trip, not three.

• File your PAYE return online→

  Employers must file Pay As You Earn (PAYE) returns monthly. Filing happens on the Inland Revenue Division's eFiling portal. This page gets you ready so the filing itself takes minutes.

• Apply for a police certificate of character→

  A police certificate of character (police record) confirms whether you have a criminal record in Grenada. You may need one for a job, visa, work permit or adoption.

• Pay your property tax→

  Pay the property tax on your demand notice online and keep the digital receipt. Most owners never need to visit an office.

• File your VAT return online→

  VAT-registered businesses must file monthly returns. Filing happens on the Inland Revenue Division's eFiling portal. This page gets you ready so the filing itself takes minutes.