Coverage

The Globe — Service, Stated Country by Country

Turn the globe, select any country, and read its position: Hague Service Convention coordination at a flat $995, letters rogatory where a functioning route exists — and, in black, the jurisdictions where no service is offered at all. Execution abroad is always by the destination's own court officers; this service coordinates, and never serves papers outside United States jurisdiction.

United States — Coordination Base Hague Convention — Coordination $995 Letters Rogatory — Quoted in Writing No Service

Drag to turn the globe; it resumes its slow rotation when left alone. Colors state the channel, never a promise beyond it: Hague timelines run in months, and no channel is offered where service cannot lawfully or feasibly be effected.

The Four Positions

United States — coordination base (gold). The United States is where this service sits: packets are prepared and filed from Rhode Island. Its work begins at the border — the coordination of service in other countries.

Hague Convention — coordination $995 (green). Some eighty-four countries in the network. The Article 5 packet is prepared, the certified translation arranged, the request filed with the Central Authority, tracked, and the proof returned — one flat rate for every Hague country, the Dominican Republic among them.

Letters rogatory — quoted in writing (slate). No Hague channel. Where a functioning route exists, service is arranged by letters rogatory or the Inter-American channel, quoted in full in writing before dispatch.

No service (black). Excluded, plainly and without exception: Cuba, Haiti, and North Korea, together with sanctioned and active-war jurisdictions. No channel is offered where service cannot lawfully or feasibly be effected.

How Coordination Works Rates

Found Your Country?

Email the papers, the service address abroad, and your deadline. The destination's channel and the full cost will be confirmed in writing.

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