Need Help: "Consularizing" Corporate Documents

cobraboy

cobraboy

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Our lawyer has told us we have to have some corporate documents translated into Spanish by a Dominican Consulate. Sounds easy enough.

But we have called EVERY DomRep consulate in the US the last week, and have either found the # is disconnected, gotten into a circular phone loop, or the extention rings without answering.

Frustrating, to say the least.

Any suggestions?
 
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Chip

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cobraboy said:
Our lawyer has told us we have to have some corporate documents translated into Spanish by a Dominican Consulate. Sounds easy enough.

But we have called EVERY DomRep consulate in the US the last week, and have either found the # is disconnected, gotten into a circular phone loop, or the extention rings without answering.

Frustrating, to say the least.

Any suggestions?
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Here you go pal.

Dominican Consulate Services office in Orlando info:

At Corp
727 S. Semoran Blvd.
Orlando, FL. 32807
407-282-7870

This is a private company in Orlando that offers many Dominican Consular services(out of the Miami office). I'm sure he can help you.

Update: I just called them and they can help you out and are awiating your call. They speak a little English, if you have any problems let me know.
 
cobraboy

cobraboy

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Chip said:
Here you go pal.

Dominican Consulate Services office in Orlando info:

At Corp
727 S. Semoran Blvd.
Orlando, FL. 32807
407-282-7870

This is a private company in Orlando that offers many Dominican Consular services(out of the Miami office). I'm sure he can help you.

Update: I just called them and they can help you out and are awiating your call. They speak a little English, if you have any problems let me know.
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:cheeky::cheeky::cheeky:

Thanks a million, guy! A round @ Las Aromas on me!
 
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drtampa

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We have used the Orlando office a few times with outstanding results. Perfect English. The translator is a Dominican attorney.
Call to ensure that Victor will be available.
 
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CFA123

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For others in the future, I had some documents 'consularized' at the Miami Consulate.

It's like walking into a little slice of DR on Brickell Avenue. Old, little building in the middle of new office buildings in downtown Miami. I almost couldn't find it. They took care of me in about 30 minutes and I was on my way. I think the fee was close to $100(?).
 
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