anyone have a concern about the agreement of The Hague Apostille: I'm English and I'm marrying a Dominican in the DR lokos we are becoming the subject of agreement k no me design I can seal nothing in the Dominican consulate, to the nurse will design k if kiero no problems await your response ASAP. R. The first thing is to not go crazy, because if this happens, nobody will marry them.
does not mean that if you seal your documents in the Dominican consulate will have problems, you've just spent time and money and your documents will be useful to some labels but not valid.
The Apostille Convention consular legalization means that diplomats and other requirements are annulled, repealed or deleted.
means that any public document which purports to be Dominican used outside the country, no need to seal and authentication of the consulate of the country concerned and the approval of the Dominican Foreign Ministry. From now on the public record (Birth, Marriage, Divorce, Degrees, Awards, Powers of Attorney, etc..) Issued in the Dominican Republic must be sealed in the Dominican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Ministry) with the Apostille, and be ready for from its destination without the consulate stamps and the attorney.
same procedure will be with the documents issued abroad that are destined for the Dominican Republic, citizens of the countries signatories of the agreement need only Apostille the document in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of his country.
heads In your case your documents to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Department of State for Foreign Affairs of your country and calls for their apostille your documents.
luck in your wedding and thanks for asking ...
Note: Not all documents are accepted for apostille.
means that any public document which purports to be Dominican used outside the country, no need to seal and authentication of the consulate of the country concerned and the approval of the Dominican Foreign Ministry. From now on the public record (Birth, Marriage, Divorce, Degrees, Awards, Powers of Attorney, etc..) Issued in the Dominican Republic must be sealed in the Dominican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Ministry) with the Apostille, and be ready for from its destination without the consulate stamps and the attorney.
same procedure will be with the documents issued abroad that are destined for the Dominican Republic, citizens of the countries signatories of the agreement need only Apostille the document in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of his country.
heads In your case your documents to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Department of State for Foreign Affairs of your country and calls for their apostille your documents.
luck in your wedding and thanks for asking ...
Note: Not all documents are accepted for apostille.
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