You need to get a life. You say a Cedula is good for 6 years is plain WRONG information and I corrected it. If buying guns and drugs is your thing. It is NOT mine...........
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Marbete-time is almost here!
Yes, so back on topic:
The DR government does not trust its own passports, or perhaps legal residency cards as well, but now wants a dual factor authorization using a cedula.
Unless I am mistaken, that is the take away from the news article that says the government wants to more "security".
For dual DR/Other citizens I certainly see where DR the cedula can come into play if they don't hold a DR passport as in no 30 day stay on the entry stamp when entering or exit fines upon leaving after more than 30 days, but they really should do something about being able to be confident in those that do have a DR passport.
The DR government does not trust its own passports, or perhaps legal residency cards as well, but now wants a dual factor authorization using a cedula.
Unless I am mistaken, that is the take away from the news article that says the government wants to more "security".
For dual DR/Other citizens I certainly see where DR the cedula can come into play if they don't hold a DR passport as in no 30 day stay on the entry stamp when entering or exit fines upon leaving after more than 30 days, but they really should do something about being able to be confident in those that do have a DR passport.
They are already doing plenty with passports held by naturalized citizens. You will find out when you attempt to renew yours. You might need to get a short term rental in SD..........
Never in my life Migracion authorities asked me about my cedula at any trip I've made abroad. Until now.
This Abinader administration has downgraded these and other services.
My recipe is not to ask questions like that, just go with the flow if you will...
Marbete is basically a car tax for one year. Back home either, it definitely does not matter who pays that as long as it's paid, renewing the marbete is the same thing really. And as it states the placa number, it's also worth nothing to anyone else than who drives the car, so making even less sense...
If the validity of the passport is in question for identity purposes, why don't they just do a finger print scan? Almost 6 years ago when I flew into STI, they did a finger print scan to conform the authenticity of my residency card. POP didn't have this the last time I entered, but I'd bet other airports do(?).
I gave a copy of our car registration and 3000 pesos (our required fee) to our taxi guy. He got us marbete without a hitch!
At least we're he went, three wasn't any new red tape
At least we're he went, three wasn't any new red tape
I was already aware that it takes 2 or 3 trips to Santo Domingo to renew a naturalized citizens passport. As much as I hate Santo Domingo, that means I probably will not be renewing mine if Santo Domingo remains the only place that renewal can be done. They have no trust in their own people.
Ah, sorry, Marbetes are the topic. My fault...
Countdown:
- 5 days left to renew your Marbete online.
- Last day in physical (banks, savings and loans) 31st of Jan
- 5 days left to renew your Marbete online.
- Last day in physical (banks, savings and loans) 31st of Jan
Let the panic line of Dominicans jumping over each other begin.
Gringos - better pay a premium for someone to go get yours if you have procrastinated this long - or you could be molested in line.
Bingo! 49% of drivers in the country hasn't made the renovation, yet.
El 49% de los conductores no ha renovado el marbete
La DGII estima recaudar en esta temporada de renovación 3,137 millones 673 mil pesos.
And the DGII director said that this time, no extension whatsoever.