Section 25Part 3 — Provisions Relating to Caymanians
Procedure in relation to applications for grant under section 22
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25. (1) Applications under section 22, which shall be made to the Board through the Secretary shall —
be in duplicate in the prescribed form;
be accompanied by the prescribed fee; and
state whether or not the applicant wishes to be heard in person. Section 26 Immigration Law Page 34 Revised as at 2nd day of July, 2015 c
A copy of every application shall be forwarded by the Secretary to the Commissioner of Police, who may make such representations to the Board as he may deem proper.
In granting or rejecting an application under section 22, the Board shall be deemed to have acted administratively and not judicially.
Where an application has been rejected, the applicant shall not be permitted to make any further application until after the lapse of one year from the date of the communication of the decision.
Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a person —
is qualified under any subsection of section 22 to apply for the grant of the right to be Caymanian; and
made an application under that subsection, and the application was rejected, he may apply at any time after such rejection under any other subsection of section 22 under which he is also qualified to apply.
Cross References
- Section 22 of Immigration Law
applications for grant under section 22