What to bring

• U.S. civil record (birth, marriage or death certificate): send the original to the office
• FBI background check: the original, or the PDF the FBI sent you

What to bring

• The original document or a certified copy (birth, marriage or death certificate; diploma and transcripts)
• Divorce ruling: certified copy of the final decree, signed and sealed by the court
• Copy of your photo ID or driver's license

What to bring

• Scan the document and send it

What to bring

• Tell us which document you need (power of attorney, affidavit, will or other)
• Your details and those of the people involved in the document
• Copy of your ID card (cédula) or passport

What to bring

• The power of attorney drafted in Word format
• Email and cell phone of the person granting the power
• Copy of the ID card (cédula) and the local ID of the person granting the power

What to bring

• Your current passport (expired or with less than 5 months left)
• Copy of the first page of your passport
• A biometric passport with at least 4 free pages
• Your registration in the SAIME system (if you don't have it, we help you)

What to bring

• Your valid passport
• The documents required for the type of visa you will apply for (we confirm them when you message us)

What to bring

• Copy of the passport of the parents who authorize (and the ID card, if applicable)
• Copy of the parents' driver's license
• Copy of the minor's passport
• Copy of the minor's ID card (cédula), if applicable
• Copy of the minor's birth certificate
• Copy of the plane ticket or travel itinerary (and the land route, if any)
• If the minor travels with someone who is not a parent: ID card and passport of that person
• Visa stamped in the passport for the destination country
• Full address of the parents and the minor, in Venezuela and abroad
• Phone and email of both parents (and of the person traveling with the minor, if applicable)
• Address of the minor's destination in the country being visited
• Recent color passport-style photo with a white background of the minor (and of the person traveling with them, if applicable)

What to bring

• Full name
• ID number (cédula)
• Marital status
• Address in the U.S.
• Phone number in the U.S.
• What you need it for (pension or retirement, an agency, legal procedures)

What to bring

• Your ID card (cédula)
• Tell us your case and we confirm the exact documents your application needs

What to bring

• Your birth certificate (translated into Spanish, if needed)
• A certificate of residence, if you are getting married in Venezuela
• Your single-status letter (we prepare it at the office)

What to bring

• Full names of two witnesses who have known you for more than six months
• The witnesses bring their original driver's license and their original ID card or passport when signing
• Details of the person getting married: place and date of birth and full names of their parents