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Certified Photographs in a Grenadian Permanent-Residence Dossier

An application for permanent residence in Grenada gathers evidence about the applicant’s identity and circumstances, including photographs. The instruction sheet currently hosted by Grenada’s embassy in China requests four passport-size photographs certified by a Justice of the Peace or Notary Public. That certification step is particularly relevant when planning the image set and the supporting paperwork together.

The sheet is an older published checklist, so confirm the current submission arrangements with the responsible authority before assembling the final dossier. Its photo instructions relate specifically to permanent residence; they should not be extended automatically to every immigration permission or visa. The accompanying application form asks about the passport, residence history and reasons for requesting the status.

Prepare consistent prints with a recognisable likeness and make the certification arrangements before submission. Our portrait, photo quality and framing guides help with the image itself, while facial expression and the requirements below explain the main visual checks. A certified photograph remains a separate item from a copy of the passport’s identity page.

Organise the photo set with the appropriate identity documents and application forms. If you are applying through an overseas contact, use the embassy and consulate directory to locate the relevant Grenadian representation and clarify where the complete request must go. Avoid interpreting the phrase passport-size as a complete digital upload specification; ask which physical or electronic format is needed for the service handling your permanent-residence application.