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CorpshoreDominicana

Industries

Government and public sector

Citizen contact centres and back office for Dominican public entities.

Core compliance

Ley 172-13

Delivered from

Santo Domingo, Santiago, Puerto Plata, Punta Cana

Corpshore Dominicana delivers citizen contact centres and back office for Dominican public entities, NGOs and government programmes, in Spanish, English and Haitian Creole, with Law 172-13 compliance.

The sector's operating challenges

Challenge

Serving citizens in multiple languages

How we address it

Spanish, English and Haitian Creole support for cross-border and diaspora programmes.

Challenge

Local data protection requirements

How we address it

Delivery under Dominican law with Law 172-13 compliance built in.

Challenge

Uneven demand across programmes

How we address it

Scalable capacity that flexes with programme cycles.

Services we deliver for this industry

Compliance and regulatory context

Delivery complies with Dominican Republic Law 172-13 on Personal Data Protection. Where an engagement touches payment, health or other regulated data, the relevant group framework applies; certification scope at the DR-entity level is confirmed on request.

Why the Dominican Republic

Public-sector work needs local presence, local languages and local compliance. As a Dominican entity operating under Dominican law with Haitian Creole capability, Corpshore Dominicana serves government and cross-border programmes credibly.

Frequently asked questions

Do you support Haitian Creole?
Yes. Haitian Creole is available for cross-border and diaspora programmes, a capability few providers in the region offer.
Are you a local Dominican entity?
Yes. Corpshore Dominicana S.R.L. is a Dominican entity operating under Dominican law, with Toronto corporate governance over the group relationship.

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All engagements comply with Dominican Republic Law 172-13 on Personal Data Protection.

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