Re-Export License for Petroleum Derivatives (Includes LPG)

To apply for the re-export license for petroleum derivatives (including LPG), it is necessary to meet legal requirements and submit the corresponding documentation.

At CONTADORES DOMINICANOS, we guide you on how to carry out the application process for the re-export license for petroleum derivatives, which includes liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

It is important to correctly follow each step to ensure the proper processing and obtaining of this license.

Process to apply for the re-export license for petroleum derivatives

You can apply for this license either online or in person:

Online process through the MICM Virtual Window

One option to apply for the re-export license for petroleum derivatives is through the Virtual Window of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Mipymes (MICM). This method allows you to process the application online and streamlines the management of the request.

To do this, you need to access the MICM Virtual Window platform, following the indicated steps and completing the required information in the corresponding forms. Make sure to attach all necessary documents in digital format to facilitate the review and approval process.

In-person process at the MICM Customer Service Division

If you wish to apply in person, you can go to the Customer Service Division of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Mipymes (MICM). You must present all required documentation in physical format, following the instructions of the responsible staff.

It is important to keep in mind the specific hours and requirements of the Customer Service Division, as well as to bring additional copies of the documents in case they are needed.

Once the application process is completed, you will need to wait for the corresponding review and approval before receiving the re-export license for petroleum derivatives.

Requirements and necessary documentation to apply for this license

Letter of application.
Copy of the power of attorney if acting as a representative.
Copy of current corporate documentation registered with the Chamber of Commerce and Production.
Copy of the current commercial registration certificate.
Copy of the national taxpayers registry (RNC).
Certification from the DGII (General Directorate of Internal Taxes) indicating that the company is up to date on its tax obligations.
Copy of the commercial name registration certificate issued by ONAPI (National Office of Industrial Property).
Audited financial statements or annual sworn statement of Income Tax.
Current certification from the Social Security Treasury.
Insurance policy proportional to the volume of operations guaranteeing civil liability coverage against third parties.
Documentation evidencing the type and quality of fuel used.

It is important to gather all these documents and ensure they are updated and in order before starting the application process.

Our services include:

Legal advice on gathering the necessary documents and requirements for the application.
Preparation and drafting of the license application, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.
Submission of the required documents to the MICM.
Follow-up on the evaluation process and response.