As a former real estate agent, I did my best to address my clients’ needs fully. I always made sure to reply quickly with accurate information. Doing so creates a good reputation but requires commitment and knowledge to deliver.
I always look for a service provider with the same mission and vision. But it can be challenging to find someone who delivers high quality, especially in Manila, and if you are pressured on time.
In my process of becoming a resident of Spain, the marriage contract I enclosed in my application was rejected because of a detail my husband’s lawyer had forgotten to inform us about. We had fifteen days to deliver a new one, authorized by both the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Consulate General of Spain in Manila.
I started looking online for someone to help me and contacted most of the processing companies in Manila. I found one that looked promising, but when I Googled it, bad reviews came up. There are scammers out there, and if I am not careful, it will cost me a lot. Of the ten companies I messaged, only one replied after two days but did not assure me they could deliver within my time frame.
So, I gave up and searched for relatives and friends in the capital. Also, I thought of asking my sister to do it for me, but she had to travel to Manila from Davao two times or stay in Manila for at least ten days.
I searched one last time and found Doc Router Documentation Services by Shela and John Jeff Cherriguine. After checking out their profiles, I contacted them through their Facebook page. The response was fast and informative, telling me that they are serious. I decided to do it with them, and I´m glad I did.
I got the information I needed after chatting with Shela and John Jeffrey. They don’t have an office address. They are efficiently operating from home, and they deliver fast. They did a great job. It was a good experience because I have never let others process my papers. I have always done that myself, and I developed a hopeless feeling while searching for a good solution for my urgent problem here in Spain that could only be solved in Manila. Thanks, Doc Router, for helping me out!
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[…] My husband arrived first only knowing a few Spanish words and fixed what was needed on his own. NIE number, tax residency, social security, and Spanish driving license. The only problem he got was a kind but unfocused lawyer he hired to prepare the papers for my residency application. It was a nail-biting and challenging experience that had to be solved very fast, but we managed by taking the right decisions and I wrote a little about it here. […]