Membership
Membership requirements for companies incorporated in the Dominican Republic:
- Admission form.
- Original bank reference letter (Dominican or United States banks).
- Copy of the last General Assembly.
- Copy of the latest National Taxpayer Registry (RNC).
- Copy of the most recent commercial registration.
- Letter of recommendation from one of the members of the AMCHAMDR board of directors (if you do not have one, you will be contacted to attend an interview).
- Check with the Membership Registration amount or bank transfer.
Membership requirements for foreign companies without physical presence in the Dominican Republic (overseas):
- Admission form.
- Two bank reference letters from the United States.
- Copy of the certificate of incorporation or its equivalent in the Dominican Republic.
- Check for the membership registration fee, or a bank transfer.
Grades:
To provide you with better membership service, we request that the registration form be completed and submitted along with the documents required to process applications.
The American Chamber of Commerce of the Dominican Republic (AMCHAMDR) serves the business interests of its members and guarantees the quality of its affiliated companies. For this reason, submitted applications are reviewed by the Membership Committee or the Provincial Committee for approval. Once the review process is complete, we will contact the company to respond to its application.
For any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us at 809.332.7777, extensions 7274 / 7255 / 7270 or by email membrecia@amcham.org.do.
Types of memberships
Directly linked to investment (Link or US-Linked)
- Legal entities whose share capital is directly or indirectly owned by US individuals or legal entities
- Legal entities directly or indirectly controlled by US legal entities;
- Legal entities established in the Dominican Republic and whose main line of products or services is American.
Associates
- Legal entities or entities established in the Dominican Republic, of any nationality, that have commercial relations with the United States of America or that share, in the Chamber's judgment, the same mission and objectives for promoting commercial relations and investments in a sustainable environment.
Foreigners:
- Legal entities whose share capital is directly or indirectly owned by US individuals or legal entities
- Legal entities directly or indirectly controlled by US legal entities;
- Legal entities established in the Dominican Republic and whose main line of products or services is American.
Honorary and Emeritus:
- Legal entities whose share capital is directly or indirectly owned by US individuals or legal entities
- Legal entities directly or indirectly controlled by US legal entities;
- Legal entities established in the Dominican Republic and whose main line of products or services is American.
