Saint Lucian Laissez-Passer Photo

Two Photographs for Saint Lucia’s Certificate of Identity

The government of Saint Lucia provides a Certificate of Identity service for a document that may be used for travel. This is the relevant published alternative to consider when looking for a laissez-passer photograph. The service is handled by the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force and asks for two passport-sized photographs together with identity evidence. The portrait links the holder to a certificate whose travel acceptance must be checked for the intended destination.

The checklist includes civil documents and existing identity or expired-passport evidence, with different evidence available according to the applicant’s circumstances. A parent may apply for a child under eighteen. The government specifically notes that the certificate is not accepted by every country, so establish the intended route before treating it as an ordinary passport replacement. For assistance abroad, use the embassy and consulate directory to find the appropriate Saint Lucian mission and explain the exact document problem.

Prepare a current recognisable likeness with careful framing, clear photo quality and suitable facial expression. The detailed photo requirements below and our photo preparation guide can help you assess the portrait before making the requested prints. Keep the new image separate from copies of your other identity documents; a scan of an expired passport is supporting evidence, not a fresh portrait. Retain the original digital photograph if the handling office requests a correction. Confirm the certificate’s suitability for the complete journey, including any transit, and retain the payment receipt or collection evidence required by the issuing service.