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Documents required to get married in the Dominican Republic – Toronto, Canada

Quite often our clients feel overwhelmed when trying to understand the requirements to get married in the Dominican Republic.

If you are Canadian and  are getting married in the Dominican Republic, you will need the original documents  plus the translations of each document into Spanish and to apostille them. In Ontario this is done at the ODS (Official Documents Services) office.

 

Single

  • Birth Certificate
  • Single Status Affidavit
  • Copy of passport

 

Divorced

  • Birth Certificate
  • Divorce Certificate
  • Single Status Affidavit
  • Copy of passport

Widowed

  • Birth Certificate 
  • Marriage Certificate
  • Death Certificate
  • Copy of passport

* If your documents are not from Canada, the requirements are different

Dominican Republic consulate

Documents to translate to Spanish

Birth Certificate (known as the long form) - Certified copy of birth registration

Canadian Birth Certificate - Long Form

Birth certificate with parental information

Information on how to get a divorce certificate (36B) in Ontario
https://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/family/divorce/documentation/

Divorce Certificate - For Ontario it has to be form 36B

Divorce Certificate to Translate - Toronto

Single Status Affidavit

Single Status Affidavit to translate - Toronto

Single Status + Identity Affidavit

Single Status Affidavit to translate

If you’d like us to help you prepare your single status affidavit please send us the following information:

  1. Your legal name (as in your passport):
  2. Your fiancé’s legal name:
  3. Your address:
  4. Have you changed your name? Or is your name on your birth certificate the same as your current name (as in your passport)?
  5. Date of birth:
  6. Where were you born ? City, Province, Country
  7. Are you a Canadian citizen?
  8. Passport number:
  9. Telephone number:
  10. Where and when do you plan to get married? City and month, e.g. I intend to get married in the city of Santo Domingo during the summer of 2024.
  11. Have you been married before?
  12. Are you divorced? If yes, please send me a copy of your divorce certificate (form 36B).
  13. The name of your parents:

We charge $80 for this service and it’s something you’d need to come in person to sign at our office.

Whiteside Translations OfficeWhiteside Translations and Legalizations
1377 Weston Rd.
Toronto, ON
M6M 4S1

Monday to Friday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

(416) 244 4831
adriana.whiteside@gmail.com

We’d also be happy to help you with the Spanish translation needed for the procedure. Our translations are always ready to be apostilled.

 

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Dominican Republic Consulate in Toronto

Address:
121 Richmond Street West,
Suite 301
Toronto, ON,
M5H 2K1
Telephone: (416) 369-0403
Open to the public: from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Email: infodominicanconsulate@gmail.com

Blog post about how to prepare the single status affidavit

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