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immigrationexpertsdr wrote:

At the moment I'm working at a Law Firm in NY, working on Dominican and American residency, but I'm back to run the DR office around august, We'll get in touch when I;m in DR, planner.
I mean I'm married, we'll discuss other things

I expect to be in DR late June/early July so if you are willing to help me, that would be great.聽 You can private message me your rate and any other pertinent information needed.聽 I can also provide you with my husbands cell at that time so you can reach us.

Planner- I will also message you my husbands cell so we can meet when I arrive to go over insurance for our family.

immigrationexpertsdr wrote:

I have a practice in DR, but at the moment my partner is running it, I'm in New York legalizing Dominicans and helping Americans move to DR. i will be back in DR soon though, wife does not like the weather here.
I do not recommend you do it on your own. It is not a complicated process, I can tell you that a complicated thing is sending a rocket to the moon. I assure you this is not rocket science, but you still have to write some legal documents, like the claim of your nationality, you would at least need someone to draft this for you in legal Spanish.
A lawyer can also help you prepare for the nationality test. It's simple, still if you have no idea about basic Dominican history you will not pass.
I remember waiting with my client for the interview a Chinese gentleman who married a Dominican lady coming out of the interview yelling at his lawyer聽 that he wants his citizenship, They lawyer said聽 if you don't know who Juan Pablo Duarte is, and why we celebrate the 27th of February,they can't approve it.聽 His citizenship was not rejected though they simply told him to come back in two weeks knowing the answer to a few questions and his citizenship will be approved.聽 聽
Getting the right help will save you a lot of time.

Ok, great.聽 When you arrive, please contact us and we would love your help.

01234turj wrote:

A rentier is a is a person聽 that receives income derived from stable economic rents from abroad ...聽 ... In order to prove that these rents are stable, you must prove you have been receiving it for the past five years.

Hi Ramon,
Maybe I don't understand Art.5 Par. II from Law 171-07.
Doesn't matter how many times I read it, it seems to me that one have to demonstrate the "income from abroad" for 5 year to come, not for the past 5 five years. I don't say you are wrong, but what am I missing ?

Say I'm working now here in Canada and have a awful amount of money... then next year I want to move to the Dominican Republic and establish there. So I have to stay here for 5 years eating out from my stash of money and only after those 5 years I will be accepted as a passive investor ?

"Paragraph II.- In the case of passive investors, they shall demonstrate that they have (doesn't say had) permanent and steady income from abroad, for a period of time no less than five (5) years"

Being my first post here let me say Hello to everyone聽

Thanks,
Alex