Mexico and the Dominican Republic are the two most popular all-inclusive wedding destinations for U.S. couples — and their legal marriage requirements could hardly be more different. Mexico asks for a blood test, an apostille, and a Spanish translation of your documents. The Dominican Republic skips the blood test but charges a flat, mandatory $800 government surcharge no other major destination applies. Neither is difficult, but getting the details wrong can delay your ceremony or add unplanned cost — here's exactly what each country requires, side by side.
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