“GOOD CONDUCT LETTER “ for foreigners

[rey]

HOW can a USA 🇺🇸 American citizen obtain a “good conduct letter/papel de buena de conducta” IF he does NOT have a Dominican cédula ? ; Is that even possible or is there a way to obtain it utilizing a foreign 🇺🇸 passport only ?

Is there a website for this ? IF not what will be the Dominican government agency for that and how is the process /protocol ?

Any foreigners have any experience on this matter ?


Thanks

 

[Gadfly]

Years ago I got mine in USA @ a sheriff or govt bldg & here in DR at government building palacio de justicia. With passport only, was easy and cheap. I don’t remember all the particulars, was 10 yrs ago

 

[JLSawmam]

Here's the website for doing it online https://pgr.gob.do/servicios/ You will need to set up an account, I think it was easy enough when I did it! If you are in Puerto Plata, you can also do it in the Palacio de Justicia. You would need to pay for it first at BanReserva and take that receipt with you. I think there's a small bank branch behind the Palacio for those types of things. Was 600 pesos earlier this year, and I assume it's the same now.

 

[Manuel01]

HOW can a USA 🇺🇸 American citizen obtain a “good conduct letter/papel de buena de conducta” IF he does NOT have a Dominican cédula ? ; Is that even possible or is there a way to obtain it utilizing a foreign 🇺🇸 passport only ?

Is there a website for this ? IF not what will be the Dominican government agency for that and how is the process /protocol ?

Any foreigners have any experience on this matter ?


Thanks

If you live in santo domingo, easiest way is to go to malecon center, Fee is 800 pesos payable at banreservas on site. 3 working days to pick up.

 

[JD Jones]

If you live in santo domingo, easiest way is to go to malecon center, Fee is 800 pesos payable at banreservas on site. 3 working days to pick up.

Little more specific? Malecon Center is a big place.

 

[keepcoming]

He must be talking about "Centro de Atencion al Cuidadano" office? Last, I remember it was on the 1st floor (Ave George Washington) at the Malecon Center