The Governor's Office is reminding residents to ensure that their travel documents are valid and finalise their family disaster plans to get ready for what may be another active hurricane season.

Premier of the Virgin Islands, Honourable Andrew A. Fahie is inviting the Virgin Gorda community to attend the Premier Live: Listening Town Hall Meeting on the Clear Path to Regularisation: Residence and Belonger Status.

Ladies and gentlemen; Brothers and sisters; Patriots, all.  At this junction, in this juncture; and in this defining moment in our history, I am pleased to announce that as your government and as a government and its people, we are about to set aside a process that will seek to do right by all loyal residents of these beautiful British Virgin Islands.

Eighty (80) persons received their Certificates of Naturalisation today March 26.

Eighty (80) persons received their certificates of naturalisation and can now be registered as British Overseas Territories Citizens (BOTC).

Se informa al público que debido al aumento de la actividad fraudulenta recientemente, vigente a partir del 1 de febrero, la Oficina de Registro Civil y Pasaportes de las Islas Vírgenes, ya no aceptará traducciones para documentos extranjeros preparados por agencias o personas no certificadas.

Eleven persons are now British citizens after having been previously naturalised as British Overseas Territories citizens.

The public is advised that due to the rise in recent fraudlent activity, effective Februrary 1, the Civil Registry and Passport Office will no longer accept translations for foreign documents prepared by non-certified agencies or individuals. 

The public is asked to note that due to the high demand for British Virgin Islands (BVI) Visas, the Civil Registry & Passport Office has reverted to the usual turnaround time of ten (10) working days.  

Twenty persons were registered as British Citizens at a ceremony at Government House on Thursday, November 1.