Quick answer: The Dominican police clearance is issued by the Procuraduría General de la República (PGR). It can be requested online with your cédula or through a representative in the DR. For US use (immigration, jobs, adoption) it's usually apostilled by MIREX and translated into English.
Where it's done & key facts
| Issued by | Procuraduría General de la República (PGR) |
|---|---|
| How | Online with cédula, or via a representative in the DR |
| For US use | MIREX apostille + certified translation |
| Validity | Agencies usually want it recent (3–6 months) |
| No cédula | Ask about passport options; may need a representative |
| Official site | pgr.gob.do |
| Official site | pgr.gob.do |
Steps
- Request it through the PGR online service or a proxy in the DR.
- Check that your data match your cédula.
- Apostille it at MIREX for use abroad (see apostilles).
- Get a certified English translation (USCIS translations).
Common uses
- Immigrant visa interviews at the US consulate.
- Jobs and professional licenses.
- Adoptions and custody cases.
Want help with this procedure?
- We review your documents before you go to the agency.
- We translate, notarize and apostille what's needed.
- We tell you exactly where to go, what to bring and in what order.
- Service in Spanish and English.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get it without traveling to the DR?
Yes, often online or through a representative.
Does USCIS accept it in Spanish?
It must include a full English translation with the translator's certification.
This guide is informational and does not replace official information or legal advice. Requirements, fees and hours may change: always confirm with the institution before you go. Information verified in November 2026. True Multiservices is a private, independent business, not the consulate or a government agency.
