Expats' Corner

Expats' Corner July 5, 2024 | 5:21 pm

Do you need documents translated for legal use in the Dominican Republic?

As mentioned in a previous article, if you’re a foreigner going through a legal process in the Dominican Republic like residency or marriage, you are going to have to legalize documents for submission to the government. The process of legalizing a document involves: 1.) notarization (if necessary), 2.) apostille, 3.) translation—in that order. Notarization of a document, if it is needed, i... Read more

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