Puerto Rico Bureaucratic Toolkit
Essential government websites, tax portals, permits, utilities, veteran resources, and public services for Puerto Rico residents, business owners, and people moving to the island.
Government • Business • Utilities • Resident Services
PR.gov
Access Puerto Rico government agencies, services, forms, and information.
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SURI
Manage Puerto Rico taxes, merchant registration, IVU, filings, and payments.
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CESCO Digital
Driver’s licenses, vehicle registration, fines, appointments, and renewals.
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Corporation Registry
Register, search, and manage corporations and LLCs in Puerto Rico.
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OGPe Permits
Apply for business, construction, use, zoning, and professional permits.
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DDEC
Business development, incentives, entrepreneurship, and economic programs.
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CRIM360
Pay property taxes, request certifications, change ownership,
apply for exemptions, and manage your CRIM account online.
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Puerto Rico ArcGIS
Interactive parcel map showing property boundaries, parcel numbers,
cadastral data, and GIS information across Puerto Rico.
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Municipality Directory
Find municipal offices for business licenses, permits, taxes, and local services.
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Department of Labor
Employment services, labor laws, unemployment, and employer resources.
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Department of Housing
Housing assistance, community programs, recovery, and homebuyer resources.
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Department of Health
Health certificates, public health programs, records, and official guidance.
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Veterans Affairs
Apply for veteran healthcare, disability, education, housing, and benefits.
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IRS
Federal tax forms, EIN applications, payments, records, and tax guidance.
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Small Business Administration
Business planning, loans, certifications, contracting, and local assistance.
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LUMA Energy
Start electric service, view bills, report outages, and manage your account.
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AAA Water Service
Start water service, view bills, report problems, and manage your account.
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USPS Change of Address
Forward mail, update your address, track packages, and manage postal services.
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Disaster Assistance
Apply for federal disaster aid and find hurricane recovery resources.
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Solo Hechos by Tino Ashaw
Follow clear explanations about Puerto Rico laws, permits, taxes,
business, relocation, and bureaucracy.
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