1. For the shipment of vehicles you must present the title of ownership, registry and the necessary shipping documents.

2. For the shipment of goods it is required the you present the commercial invoice and the shipping documents.

3. For the shipment of household goods and personal effects it is only required to present shipment documentation.

The blanc consular form costs US$5.00 + 12% Law 5113 it is US$5.60.  The consulates legalize the consular invoices for imports when the goods consigned in the invoice supersede the amount of US$1,000 -- the legalization cost are of US$82.00.  When the value of the consigned invoice is less than US$1,000, the legalization cost is of US$34.00.

Please note that  most  Canadian citizens and landed immigrants (*see exceptions below) in Canada, regardless of their nationality, do not need visa to enter the Dominican Republic.
*IRAN, IRAK, AFGANISTAN, CUBA, HONG KONG, PEOPLE'S REBPUBLIC OF CHINA, INDIA, PAKISTAN AND COLOMBIA