ORANJESTAD (AAN) – The Consulate of the Dominican Republic in Aruba has announced the launch of a new processing service for national ID cards and voter IDs, aimed at the Dominican community residing on the island. The initiative is designed to facilitate the granting of these essential documents.
Ana, a representative from the satellite office, highlighted the significance of this updated process during a discussion with Maria Victoria Blanco. She invited all Dominican citizens to finalize their documentation, noting that the system is efficient and operates strictly by appointment. To ensure organized service, interested persons are required to register using a link distributed by the Consulate to confirm their appointment times.
In addition to the issuance of the new identification and voting cards, the Consulate continues to provide its standard civil registry services. These available services cover the issuance of birth certificates, divorce certificates, death certificates, recognition of paternity, and certificates of single status. Consular authorities have urged the Dominican community to participate in the process to ensure they have access to these necessary documents.
These services are being conducted at the Consulate’s main facility, situated on the second floor of the building. The initiative aims to strengthen access to identity documents and rationalize consular services for citizens. Officials reaffirmed their commitment to providing efficient, respectful, and personalized service to all Dominican citizens living in Aruba.
