Obtain Dominican Divorce Documents
Dominican Civil Record Search And Verification Service
We help locate and verify Dominican divorce records and documents for legal procedures, immigration, citizenship, remarriage, and international family matters.
We offer two types of Dominican divorce documents:
- Divorce Judgment:
Document issued by the court (Civil Chamber) confirming that the divorce process was initiated and processed, but not necessarily representing the final legal dissolution of the marriage. - Dominican Divorce Certificate:
Official document issued by the Civil Registry Office. This is the final legal proof that the divorce was officially pronounced and completed.
Our process includes search, verification, and review of the registry information before requesting the official legalized and apostilled document.
The Process Is Completed In Two Steps
We begin by locating and verifying the divorce record within the Dominican Civil Registry system. Once located, you will receive a verification sheet with the registry details to confirm the information before requesting the official document.
After confirming the information, you may proceed with the request for the official divorce certificate or divorce judgment, legalized and apostilled for international use.
Complete Your Request In Less Than 2 Minutes
Search And Verification Request
Complete the form to begin the search and verification process for Dominican divorce documents.
Our team locates and verifies Dominican civil records before processing the official document.
You will receive a verification sheet to confirm the information found before continuing with the request for the official divorce certificate or divorce judgment.
Search Fees
Dominican Divorces From The Year 2000 Onwards
- US$95 if you have divorce documents or registry information
- US$155 if you are unable to provide divorce documents
Dominican Divorces Prior To The Year 2000
- US$155 if you have divorce documents or registry information
- US$195 if you are unable to provide divorce documents
Estimated Time
- Most searches receive an initial update within 2 to 10 business days.
- Historical requests or cases with limited information may require additional time.
- Providing accurate information, especially the divorce date and place of registration, helps speed up the process.
Refund Policy: If we have not been able to provide an update on your request within 20 business days, you may request a refund directly from our team. Refunds are typically processed within 48 to 72 business hours.
What Happens After Your Request?
Once the record is located, you will receive a verification sheet by email to review the information found before continuing with the request for the official document.
After confirming the information, we will process the legalization, apostille, and international shipping of the requested document.
Available Official Documents (Second Step)
Includes:
- Official divorce certificate
- Legalization
- Apostille valid for international use
Document issued by the Civil Chamber, certified and apostilled for legal and international use.
Includes:
- Official legalized divorce judgment
- International apostille
Includes a copy of the available court file related to the divorce proceedings.
May include documents such as:
- Divorce judgment
- Divorce publication notice
- Available court filings and procedural records
- Other archived documents contained in the case file
Important:
Shipping Options
Free Shipping (Included) — 2 to 5 weeks
EMS International — US$69
USA / Canada: ~10 business days — Europe: ~15 business days
Express Shipping — US$120
USA / Canada: 2–3 business days — Europe: 4–6 business days
•Delivery times are estimates and may vary.
Certified Legal Translation — US$75 (Optional)
Certified and apostilled translations prepared for immigration and legal procedures.
Complete Your Request In Less Than 2 Minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
Complete the request form to begin the search and verification process.
Our team will review the information provided and send updates by email throughout the process.
Yes.
The process is completed in two stages.
First, the search and verification service is completed. Once the information is confirmed, you may proceed with the request for the official legalized and apostilled certificate.
If we have not been able to provide an update on your request within 20 business days, you may request a refund directly from our team.
We may also assist you in requesting an official certificate of non-location if required for legal or immigration purposes.
Most requests receive an initial update within 2 to 5 business days.
Some historical records or cases with incomplete information may require additional verification.
Once the record is confirmed, final delivery time will depend on the selected shipping method.
The process is completed in two stages.
First, you will receive a verification sheet to review the information found in the civil registry.
After confirmation, we will process the official legalized and apostilled certificate for international use.
Most typographical errors or minor inconsistencies can be corrected before the official certificate is issued.
If the case requires a formal correction process, we will explain the available options and any additional costs before continuing.
We use Stripe to process secure international payments.
We accept credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Yes.
Dominican civil records are public documents, so you may request a record search as long as sufficient information is provided to locate it.
Yes. We ship documents to the United States, Canada, Europe, and other international destinations using different shipping options depending on your needs.
Not always. Some records may not be available, may contain historical inconsistencies, or may require additional information to continue the search.
Our team will carry out the search and verification process using the information provided in the request.
No. We can perform searches using names, approximate dates, and place of registration. However, providing more precise information may help speed up the process.
We recommend providing full names, an approximate date, and place of registration. The more accurate the information, the more efficient the search and verification process will be.
If we have not been able to provide an update on your request within 20 business days, you may request a refund directly from our team.
The verification sheet is a preliminary civil registry verification document used to confirm names, dates, and other details before requesting the official certificate.
Yes. Official certificates include legalization and apostille for international use in most countries that are members of the Hague Convention.
Yes. We can assist with multiple civil record requests within the same process.
Yes. We provide certified and apostilled translations for immigration, citizenship, and international legal procedures.
We first verify the record and confirm the information before issuing the official certificate. This helps prevent errors and ensures the details are correct before legalization, apostille, and international shipping.
All updates regarding your request will be sent to the email address provided during the process. You may also choose to receive notifications through WhatsApp.