What Greenhouse Coordinates
Greenhouse reviews where the U.S. document was issued, coordinates appropriate Virginia notarization when needed, secures the correct state or federal apostille, and manages return. The receiving authority in Dominican Republic may still require particular originals, certified copies, translations, or supporting records. For broader routing help, review our apostille and document authentication services.
Common File Types
- Birth, death and marriage certificates
- Court orders and civil records
- Powers of attorney and affidavits
- Diplomas and educational documents
- FBI and other federal records
- Corporate and commercial documents
Current Dominican Republic Processing Note
Qualifying U.S. public documents intended for use in Dominican Republic generally follow the apostille route rather than traditional embassy legalization. The exact preparation still depends on the issuing authority, document type, and the requirements of the organization receiving the document in Dominican Republic. Because accession objections can exist between particular Contracting Parties, Greenhouse verifies that the Hague route is operative for the specific U.S.–Dominican Republic document flow before submission.
Why We Review First
Document routing depends on who issued the document, the receiving authority, and the intended use. Greenhouse confirms the correct sequence before quoting the file so unnecessary steps and avoidable rejections can be reduced.
