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Apostilled UK birth certificate in Dominican Republic needs to be notarized?

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BelzMark   14

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Hi guys. I as the beneficiary, am a UK citizen living in the Dominican Republic as a temporary resident so will do the interview at the embassy here. I have a UK birth certificate that was notarized/apostilled in the UK (it shows this on the back of the certificate). The requirements for the interview is - BIRTH CERTIFICATE:  An original birth certificate (legalized by the Junta Central Electoral and in the in extensa format) for each applicant. Do I still need to get it legalized by the Junta Central if it is already notarized from my own country?

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mytruelove18   608

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you dont need lagalize at Junta Central Electoral as you arent dominican citizen, that requirement is for dominicans.

as your birthcertificate is apostilled is good, an apostilled is good in all country that have agreement with the international apostille.

you are ok with that birth certificate

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