About this listing
This directory entry identifies Regency Law as a legal practice in Kingstown. The current docket identifies Julian Jack appearing through the practice. The record was checked against the April 2026 Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court docket on September 27, 2026; that source check confirms identity and stated public facts, not availability, ranking, or outcome.
Practice information
The documented scope used here is Civil Litigation, Court Representation. Clients should confirm current scope, responsibility for each submission, expected documents, time-sensitive steps, billing, and post-filing communication. Before instructing an adviser in Kingstown, St. George, clients should set out the filing sequence, client tasks, professional tasks, and any external dependencies with those points written into the engagement terms.
Jurisdiction context
Residence, work-permit, and citizenship applications are handled through national authorities, while visitor extensions are processed through immigration offices. That country context does not establish that the adviser handles the route; clients should ask for written confirmation of the precise service. The government's public page still describes citizenship by investment as coming soon, so this profile does not present an active CBI programme.
Sources and editorial notes
Directory inclusion for the office does not replace direct due diligence. Reviews of Regency Law in Kingstown, St. George, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines should identify the service, dates, communication, document handling, and fees actually observed.