Print this checklist or keep it on your phone and tick it separately for each family member. The list comes from the "Required documents" page of the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Dominica (CBIU), checked on 24 October 2026. The CBIU describes this list as for reference only; the final list is confirmed by the Authorised Agent.
Forms
- D1: Disclosure Form;
- D2: Fingerprint and Photograph Verification Form, completed before a fingerprinting officer;
- D3: Medical Questionnaire and Certificate, completed by a licensed doctor;
- D4: Investment Agreement, for the main applicant only;
- Sale and Purchase Agreement, only on the real estate route;
- Form 12: two completed and notarised copies.
Identity and civil documents
- Colour copies of all passports, identity cards and the driving licence;
- birth certificate;
- marriage certificate or certificate of dissolution of marriage, if any;
- documents of a name change (other than through marriage), if any;
- military service and discharge documents, if any;
- eight passport-size photographs;
- proof of residential address: a lease or title deed, plus a utility bill.
Medical
- HIV test results for those aged 12 and over;
- routine blood and urine test results;
- according to the "How to apply" page, no more than three months old at submission.
Police clearance certificates
- For each member aged 16 and over: from the country of birth, the country of citizenship, the country of residence and any country lived in for more than six months in the past ten years;
- for ages 12 to 15: a parental affidavit;
- according to the "How to apply" page, issued within the three months before submission.
Financial
- Twelve months of bank statements;
- a bank reference letter;
- an employment letter or financial statements;
- colour copies of source of funds documents;
- a sworn statement of source of funds.
Education and professional
- Colour copies of university degrees;
- for ages 12 to 18: a letter of recommendation from the head of the school or university;
- for ages 18 to 30 in higher education: official transcripts or a letter confirming enrolment;
- one professional reference;
- a detailed career history or CV.
Family
- A notarised affidavit of support for each member aged 18 or over other than the spouse.
Other documents
- A notarised Statutory Declaration;
- a letter to the Minister;
- proof of payment of the relevant fees.
General rules
- Colour copies are notarised and legalised before submission.
- Documents not in English are translated, notarised and legalised.
- The main applicant and adult members sign wherever needed; minors' forms are signed by both parents or the legal guardian.
This checklist is general information and not legal advice.
Sources
- CBIU Dominica, required documents — https://www.cbiu.gov.dm/dominica-citizenship/required-documents/ (checked on 24 October 2026)
- CBIU Dominica, how to apply (the three-month rule) — https://www.cbiu.gov.dm/dominica-citizenship/how-to-apply/ (checked on 24 October 2026)