Grenada Passport Renewal
When you get started on your Grenada passport renewal process with Mirabello Consultancy, we will be sure to get started preparing right away for a seamless experience.
When you get started on your Grenada passport renewal process with Mirabello Consultancy, we will be sure to get started preparing right away for a seamless experience.
It is vital for all documents to be in order for the newneal process to go smoothly. Working with an agency ensures that all documents are checked beforehand and that they will not delay the Grenada passport renewal process.
The Grenada passport renewal application is the main required form for the process. It has a total of 10 sections that must all be filled out. Remember to make sure that all signatures are property made in the beginning and end of the application. You can download the application from their consulate website.
Two passport photos are required to be submitted with your Grenada passport renewal form. They must show your entire face and ears, and must not have anything like glasses covering your face or large earrings. The photos must also have been taken within 6 months of submitting the passport renewal application.
There are a few legal documents required to submit with your Grenada passport renwal form. The copies must be legally notarized and sent in with the rest of your application.
Depending on certain circumstances there may need to be additional documents presented in special cases
At the Grenada passport office, they take pride in creating a welcoming and friendly environment for all Grenadian nationals. If you want expedited services, you can provide a letter stating the urgency and deadline for acquiring your passport. After receiving your request for expedited services, along with your completed and proper application, we will immediately forward it to Grenada for same-day processing. Please keep in mind that an accelerated processing fee of $50.00 is required, which can be paid separately by money order or certified check.
As of November 1, 2019, the fee for ePassports within the United States stands at US$250.00, while the fee for Lost/Stolen/Damaged passports within the United States is set at US$500.00.
It’s important to know
For all First-Time Passport Applicants, a mandatory interview with a Consular Officer is necessary. Upon receipt of your application, a Consular Officer will reach out via email with comprehensive instructions for your virtual interview. It's also crucial to ensure all relevant sections of the application form are completed, with answers written clearly in CAPITAL LETTERS. If you find yourself outside of the State of Grenada, rest assured you may submit your application at the nearest Embassy, Consulate, or Mission office. To complete Grenada passport renewal online you also can work directly with Mirabello Consultancy.
Here is a breakdown of every step in the Grenada passport renewal process. Working with an agency like MIrabello Consutancy will simplify this process and ensure that everything is going smoothly.
The very first step in the renewal process is to ensure you have all necessary documents on hand. If you need reassurance on which documents you will need or help preparing them , consider reaching out to an agency specializing in citizenship for assistance.
Contact the nearest Grenadian embassy or consulate to confirm the current passport renewal fee and any additional processing charges. Additionally, ensure you have the correct contact information for the embassy or consulate, as this will be vital throughout the renewal process.
Fill out the passport renewal application form accurately and completely. If you are unsure about certain sections contacting an agency like Mirabello Consultancy will deliver quick answers to all of your questions.
You have two primary options for submitting your application:
Once your application is received, Grenadian authorities will begin processing it and verifying the information provided. Processing times may vary, so it's wise to inquire about estimated wait times during submission. Be prepared to make payments for processing fees as instructed by the embassy or consulate, which typically involve money orders or bank transfers.
Upon approval of your application, you will be notified regarding the collection process for your new passport. This may involve picking it up in person or receiving it by mail, depending on the embassy or consulate's procedures.
The application fee for passport renewal is about US $250 for each applicant. Please also consider the additional costs of sending in documents, translations, and notarizations as well as delivery fees for receiving the passport.
It can take up to two weeks to prepare for a Grenada Passport renewal. After submitting all documents and forms it can take up to a month of government processing time. Depending on which country you are currently in it can take more or less time to deliver the new passport.
Grenada Passport Office: You can visit the Grenada Passport Office in person to request a renewal form. They typically provide physical copies of the renewal form upon request.Online: Check the official website of the Grenada Passport Office or relevant government agencies for downloadable forms.Grenadian Consulates or Embassies: Grenadian consulates or embassies located abroad may also provide passport renewal forms. Contact the nearest Grenadian consulate or embassy for assistance in obtaining the renewal form.
Upon renewing a lost or stolen Grenada passport a few extra steps must be taken. A police report must be made and the copy must be sent in with the renewal application. This renewal process may take three to six months for to process.
Passport renewal for Grenadian people normally entails completing a physical application form and submitting it, along with the relevant documents, via mail or in person at the Grenada Passport Office or a Grenadian consulate or embassy overseas. However, in Mirabello consultancy, we can help you complete and submit the renewal process online without visiting Grenada.
Most members of the United Nations recognize Grenada, and it has diplomatic posts in the United States, Canada, China, Cuba, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela. There are five embassies in Grenada, representing the United States, China, Cuba, Taiwan, and Venezuela.