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WEATHER ALERT – HURRICANE FIONA – CONSULAR SERVICES ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

19 September, 2022 | Alert, Consular Affairs, U.S. Citizen Services

Location:  All parts of the Dominican Republic Event:  The  National Hurricane
Center  has published updated watches and warnings for Hurricane Fiona.  A
Hurricane Watch is in effect for…


COMPLETE YOUR FORM DS-260 AS IT IS IN YOUR PASSPORT

19 September, 2022 | Consular Affairs, Immigrant Visas, News

When filling out your DS-260 form for an immigrant visa, the information must
appear as in the passport. Said form must be completely and correctly…


WEATHER ALERT – HURRICANE FIONA – NO IN-PERSON SERVICES AT OUR FACILITIES ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER...

18 September, 2022 | Alert, Consular Affairs, News, U.S. Citizen Services

Location:  All parts of the Dominican Republic Event:  The  National Hurricane
Center  has updated guidance regarding Hurricane Fiona which is expected to
reach the Dominican Republic on…


WEATHER ALERT – TROPICAL STORM FIONA (SEPTEMBER 16, 2022)

16 September, 2022 | Alert, News

Location:  All parts of the Dominican Republic Event:  The  National Hurricane
Center has issued a Tropical Storm Watch due to Tropical Storm Fiona which is
expected to reach…


CHILDREN UNDER 14 DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT AT INTERVIEW

12 September, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

To better serve our immigrant visa applicants and maintain social distance, the
Immigrant Visa Section suggests that applicants not bring children under the age
of…


MAIL-IN PASSPORT RENEWAL

5 September, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

The American Citizen Services unit at the U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo now
accepts ten-year passport renewal applications for eligible adults by mail.  You
can…


H-2 VISAS FOR TEMPORARY AGRICULTURAL AND NON-AGRICULTURAL WORKERS

29 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

It is important to remember that an H-2 visa allows you to travel and work in
the US exclusively with the company, position, and time…


EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN USING DATING APPS

22 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

Scammers know that millions of people use online dating apps and they are on the
apps as well.  They are experts at what they do…


U.S. CITIZENS RESIDING ABROAD MAY VOTE IN U.S. ELECTIONS, AND THE EMBASSY CAN
HELP!

18 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

Did you know that U.S. citizens residing in the Dominican Republic may vote in
U.S. elections, and the Embassy is here to help? Start by…


APPLICANTS MUST BRING ACTA INEXTENSA BIRTH CERTIFICATES

15 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

The Immigrant Visa Section at the U.S. Embassy would like to remind all of our
visa applicants to bring their Birth Certificate Inextensa with them…


HEALTH ALERT: U.S. EMBASSY SANTO DOMINGO

8 August, 2022 | Alert, Consular Affairs, Health Issues, News

Location: Countrywide Event:  The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 2 Travel Health Notice for  Monkeypox in
Multiple Countries .  The World Health Organization has…


PEOPLE SHOULD NOT TRAVEL INTERNATIONALLY WITH DOMINICAN PORK PRODUCTS

8 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

Individuals traveling to the United States or to other international
destinations from the Dominican Republic should not travel with pork products
due to the country’s…


WORLDWIDE CAUTION

3 August, 2022 | Alert, News

On July 31, 2022, the United States conducted a precision counterterrorism
strike in Afghanistan that killed Ayman al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden’s deputy
and successor as…


TWO PARENT CONSENT FOR MINOR U.S. PASSPORTS

1 August, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

In order to issue a U.S. passport to any minor child under the age of 16 (first
time or renewal), U.S. law stipulates that all…


AVOID USING ADVISORS

25 July, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

Applying for a travel visa to the United States can seem complicated and
difficult, and we understand that many people seek the services of immigration…


2022 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS REPORT

20 July, 2022 | News

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (Tier 2) The Government of the Dominican Republic does not
fully meet the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking but is
making…


U.S. AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TO FACE SHARED THREATS IN CYBERSPACE

19 July, 2022 | News

Both countries issued a joint statement on cyber policy during a Digital Agenda
2030 implementation training.   Santo Domingo, D.N.-  The United States and
Dominican…


SCAN AND UPLOAD DOCUMENTS

18 July, 2022 | Consular Affairs, News

An important notice to immigrant visa applicants: Please remember that it is
essential to scan and upload all the required documents to the web portal…

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