Step 1:  An individual files a notice of objection on Form No. 4.

Step 2:  Supervisor of Elections where necessary, informs the person objected to in Form No. 5.

Step 3:  The application is reviewed to ensure completeness and supporting documentary evidence.

Step 4:  A hearing is scheduled with the Supervisor of Elections, claimant/objector and any other interested person.

Step 5:  The Supervisor considers and determines the objection according to the relevant provisions of the Elections Act-(Section 20- Claim)

Step 6:  Claimant/Objector or any other person interested shall be permitted to give or adduce oral or documentary evidence in support of or in opposition to claim or objection. There may be a recourse to the Deputy Governor(DG) on any questions arising as to whether any person is deemed to belong to the Virgin Islands. A sign statement by the DG will determine the issue.

Step 7:  Evidence tendered may require to be taken on oath or affirmation as administered in a court. Affidavits may also be taken.

Step 8:  Supervisor of Elections requests any additional information that may be required for a proper determination of claim or objection and for prevention of fraudulent registration.

Step 9:  The final decision on the claim/objection is made and all parties are informed of the Supervisor of Election’s decision and shall if required give in writing his/her reason(s) for making the decisions.

Step 10:  Decision of Supervisor of Elections may be appealed to the Judge of the High Court.