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FBI Background Check for Dominican Republic Visa
Quick answerNeed an FBI background check for Dominican Republic and don't have it yet? We run the whole sequence as one order — fingerprints, the FBI submission, the U.S. Department of State apostille, and the certified Spanish translation — and deliver a consulate-ready file. One flat rate, government fees included.
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How the sequence runs
- 1 · Fingerprints, wherever you are. We schedule the capture and produce a print set the FBI accepts — at home in the US, or abroad, where no embassy or consulate will take them for you.
- 2 · FBI submission. Your prints go to the FBI through an approved channel and come back as the Identity History Summary — the document Dominican Republic actually asks for.
- 3 · Federal apostille. We file the summary in person at the U.S. Department of State counter in Washington, DC, skipping the months-long mail queue.
- 4 · Certified Spanish translation. Translated after the apostille so the certificate itself is covered — the order Dominican Republic's authorities expect.
Not sure whether Dominican Republic requires all of this? The Dominican Republic apostille page covers the requirement itself — which visa categories ask for the check, how recent it must be, and what the consulate expects.
Federal Apostille™ is a private, independent courier and document-processing service. We are not affiliated with the FBI, the U.S. Department of State, the government of Dominican Republic, or any government agency.