Colombia → United States. We sign the packet. Cancillería apostilles it.
Same $10 plan: I-9, offer, POA, constancia, cobro. Official Cancillería apostille link. We do not submit to DIAN, USCIS, or CEAC.
The problem
Siigo and gestorías own the search. You need a signed I-9 and a place that says who apostilles a Colombian birth certificate — not a DIAN invoice.
The Docracy way
Sign supporting PDFs on Docracy. Paid keeps them. Apostille is Cancillería. Cobro can be COP on your Nequi or Mercado Pago — that money never hits us.
Features
Official I-9
Employer retains it. Not E-Verify.
Cancillería apostille (official)
https://www.cancilleria.gov.co/tramites_servicios/apostilla_legalizacion — we don't file it.
Constancia for a US landlord
Not a DIAN invoice and not a W-2.
Cobro in COP
Your checkout. Paid is still USD $10 on Stripe.
Use cases
- First US job after arriving from Colombia
- POA for someone in Bogotá — sign here, apostille at Cancillería
- Still invoicing Colombian clients on WhatsApp
FAQ
Do you apostille Colombian documents?
No. That is Cancillería: https://www.cancilleria.gov.co/tramites_servicios/apostilla_legalizacion. We sign the supporting PDF first.
Is this Siigo?
No. Siigo is DIAN billing. Compare /siigo-alternative. This page is the immigrant packet.
Spanish URL?
https://docracy.io/es/colombia-a-eeuu — plan: /es/kit-llegar-eeuu.
Immigrant plan · Cancillería apostille (official) · Mexico → US · Lease / constancia · Siigo alternative · Who files where
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