LiburdLaw is a Charlestown, Nevis law firm whose direct website traces the practice to sole-practitioner chambers founded by Herman Liburd in 1978 and a later Liburd and Dash partnership. The site identifies Foundation House on Government Road as its office and says the client base includes individuals, hoteliers, offshore trust companies, and financial-services businesses.
The firm expressly lists immigration services alongside banking and private-client work, corporate and commercial law, offshore company formation, real-estate transactions, notarial work, and estate planning. Its website does not, on the page reviewed, establish that LiburdLaw itself is a current CIU authorised agent. Clients seeking citizenship-by-investment assistance should identify the authorised submitting agent separately.
Saint Kitts and Nevis legal practice is governed by the Legal Profession Act, while investment-citizenship submissions operate under the Citizenship Unit Act 2024 and current programme rules. A LiburdLaw engagement should distinguish general immigration or private-client advice from any regulated CBI submission and confirm current practitioner and agent status before funds or original documents are delivered.
Passports Forum checked LiburdLaw against its current direct website on September 27, 2026. The profile is informational rather than an endorsement. First-hand reviewers should describe the service obtained, communication, document preparation, timing, billing clarity, and follow-through without revealing confidential information.