Editorial policy
The standard we hold our legal guides to — and what you can expect from anything published under the Proxario name.
How our guides are prepared
Proxario maintains its guides for international and Dominican readers in clear language. Each page identifies its editorial owner when that field is available. High-stakes legal, tax, immigration, customs, regulatory and investment content must be approved by a qualified professional in the relevant discipline before publication; a source-check date alone does not represent that approval.
Sources
We prefer primary official sources — the statutes themselves, and the registries and ministries that administer them. Where a guide cites a Dominican law, we link the official text so you can read it directly.
Keeping content current
Laws, fees and administrative practice change. Where a guide displays a source-check or last-updated date, that date records the stated editorial check. Time-sensitive material should be rechecked before it is relied on, and qualified review should be documented separately. If something looks out of date, we want to know.
Corrections
Spotted an error? Write to info@proxario.com.do with the page and the issue. Corrections are made to the page itself, and the updated date is refreshed.
One important limit
Nothing on this website is legal advice about your specific situation. Guides explain how things generally work; your matter turns on its own facts. For advice you can rely on, talk to the desk directly.