The agency announced that users will be able to carry out their procedures and requests through the digital channels enabled in its virtual office
SANTO DOMINGO– The Real Estate Registry announced that Monday, November 9, 2026, will be a working day, in observance of Dominican Constitution Day. Users will be able to continue conducting their business through the institution's digital platforms.
The information was provided by the entity through an institutional notice, in which it clarified that the activities corresponding to that date will remain available through its virtual channels.
In that regard, the agency explained that citizens will be able to manage their applications and carry out the corresponding procedures without having to go to their facilities in person.
He also noted that digital services are available through their official portal, which interested parties can access by visiting www.ri.gob.do.
In this way, the institution seeks to facilitate access to its services and guarantee the continuity of procedures during that day.
Why is the holiday being moved to November 9th?
Although Dominican Constitution Day is officially commemorated every November 6, in 2026 the holiday was moved to Monday, November 9, in accordance with the provisions established for the movement of holidays in the country.
The date commemorates the promulgation of the first Dominican Magna Carta, an event that took place on November 6, 1844 in San Cristóbal, months after the proclamation of National Independence.
This document established the legal, political, and institutional foundations of the Dominican Republic as an independent nation and marked a fundamental moment in the construction of the Dominican State.
Therefore, although the historical celebration corresponds to November 6, Monday the 9th was established as a holiday for the commemoration of this event.
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