- Thread starter SmoothSax
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Provisional Residence or Residence Card
I would like to begin the process of getting my cedula. Where would I get the paperwork to begin the process? And is the price change if I would like to do the process myself without using a lawyer or an attorney
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You start at the consulate of your country.
They will give you a list of the required documents, translated and legalized.
With time you will receive a temporary VISA from your consulate.
Once here you have to make a personal account and page on www.migracion.gov.do. Scan all the documents in jpg. and
Upload them.
They will revise the documents and after a while you will be invited to go the capital, there you hand all the documents, pay the 14.000 ( in my case they charged me 28.000. Overstay) and the next your medical exam.
Then wait untill everything is ready.
They will give you a list of the required documents, translated and legalized.
With time you will receive a temporary VISA from your consulate.
Once here you have to make a personal account and page on www.migracion.gov.do. Scan all the documents in jpg. and
Upload them.
They will revise the documents and after a while you will be invited to go the capital, there you hand all the documents, pay the 14.000 ( in my case they charged me 28.000. Overstay) and the next your medical exam.
Then wait untill everything is ready.
Great. So I need to find the Dominican consulate in Miami Florida, that's where I currently. But I also have an apartment in the capital of Santo Domingo, of which I have been living for the past four years
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You existing property has no bearing on the application....
Go to Miami... search here ... others have been there and may have a contact name for you
Fairly straightforward ....time consuming but straightforward
http://www.consuladodominicanomiami.com/
Go to Miami... search here ... others have been there and may have a contact name for you
Fairly straightforward ....time consuming but straightforward
http://www.consuladodominicanomiami.com/
First of all what country are you coming from? The residency process starts in your home country. You need to get a number of documents, including a criminal background check, with fingerprints. These must be translated into Spanish and submitted to the nearest DR Consulate in your home country. Then you need to bring these to the DR with you, hire an attorney to walk these through the submission process. If you are coming to the DR without having done this than you will not have the proper paperwork to apply for residency.