What does the Special Prosecutor do and where can I find information on the Special Prosecutor?
The Office of Special Prosecutor (SP) was created by statute: Special Prosecutor Act, Cap. 2.20 of the Revised Laws of Saint Lucia. The scope of the SP’s duties is to investigate and prosecute corrupt conduct of public officers and public officials and to pursue, co-ordinate and supervise civil recovery. The SP’s Office can be contacted […]
Does the Office of the Attorney General offer any internship or training opportunities?
Yes, we offer internship programmes to law students and/or young persons seeking job experience. We may receive direct applications or may consent to placements requested by the Public Service.
What is the process for admission to the Bar in Saint Lucia?
Before a non-citizen can be admitted by the High Court to practice as an attorney-at-law in Saint Lucia, the Attorney General must issue an official order published in the Government Gazette. This order confirms that the applicant has satisfied the requirements outlined in sections 15(1) and (2) of the Legal Profession Act, Cap. 2.04, and […]
What is the cost of an apostille certificate?
Pursuant to the Apostille (Hague Convention) (Amendment of Schedule 2) Order Number 159 of 2024, the cost of an apostille certificate is XCD $100.00.
What are the current fees for marriage licences?
Pursuant to the Civil Code (Marriage Licence Fees) (Amendment) Order Number 158 of 2024, ordinary applications (more than one day before the date of ceremony), the fee is XCD $500.00 and for urgent applications (one day or less before the date of ceremony), the fee is XCD $700.00. * Any application submitted after 3:00 PM […]
What is the process for a marriage licence?
The Attorney General’s Office is authorized to vet and process marriage licence applications. Applications for marriage licences can either be Regular or Expedited: Things to know when applying for a marriage licence: REQUIRED DOCUMENTS * a Notarized copy of these documents would be required
What are the current fees for the Attorney General acting as tutor ad hoc in adoption proceedings?
The current tutor ad hoc fees to be paid to the Accountant General’s through the Attorney General’s Chambers is XCD $1,000.00.
Does the Attorney General advise private citizens?
No, the Attorney General’s Chambers does not advise private citizens. We only advise the Government. However, there may be matters of public interest in which the Attorney General may intervene. For instance: to bring relator actions, that is, a power to represent the public in all legal proceedings for the assertion or protection of public […]
Can I search for an existing company or business name?
Yes, the Registry provides a search service to check the availability of names and view existing registered entities.
How do I register a new company or business name?
You can register your company or business name online through the DigiGov platform by completing the relevant e-service and submitting the required information and supporting documents. Please visit https://digigov.govt.lc/ to access the platform.