Sometimes, despite our best efforts we are unable to resolve an issue, when this occurs we recommend that you file a denuncia, whilst this may seem daunting, it is now very simple, and does not require you to attend the courthouse, as can now be submitted online, via the website or though an app downloaded to your phone. You also have the choice of giving your details so they may report back or file the report anonymously.

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Lets start with what is a Denuncia?

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In the Dominican Republic, a "denuncia" is a formal complaint or report, often made to authorities, about a perceived wrongdoing or violation. It can be used to report crimes, report corruption within government institutions, or report any issue that is causing a problem for the public. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Reporting Crimes:

  A "denuncia" can be used to report various crimes, including violent crimes, theft, and even minor offenses like excessive noise, according to the Policía Nacional de la República Dominicana. 

• Reporting Corruption:

  Citizens can use a "denuncia" to report any actions by public officials that are corrupt or violate the law, according to the 3-1-1 Sistema Nacional de Atención Ciudadana. 

• Reporting Issues with Public Services:

  A "denuncia" can be used to report problems with public services, such as a lack of maintenance on public buildings or issues with a public utility. 

• Formal vs. Anonymous Denuncias:

  You can make a formal "denuncia" where you provide your personal information, or you can make an anonymous "denuncia" where you do not reveal your identity. 

• Where to Make a Denuncia:

  You can typically make a "denuncia" at local police stations, at designated government offices, or online through various portals. 

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You can either visit the following link to make your report, whilst it is all in Spanish, just use your search bar translation tool and follow the instructions, or, alternatively, search your App Store for the app of the same name.

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