Spanish nationality processing
We will assist you with an appointment so that we can study your case, analyze the fastest way to present your file and thus obtain your nationality.
We will provide you with a list of all the necessary documents according to your profile.
The next step will be to open a nationality application file at the virtual headquarters of the Ministry of Justice.
We will do a legal analysis of the necessary documents and present them for you. It is the first step to obtain your nationality.
We will accompany you and keep you informed at all times of the status of your file.
When we are notified of the resolution, we will contact you and help you prepare the nationality oath and manage the necessary appointments so that you can obtain your DNI and your Spanish passport as soon as possible.
Work permit and visa
Among the visas and work permits that we process are:
- Residence card for a family member who is a citizen of the European Union
- Spanish citizen family card
- Residencies due to exceptional circumstances (Arraigos)
- Residence and work permit
- Non-profit residences
- Business visa for Spain
Residence (community and non-community)
If a foreigner is married or registered as a common-law partner with a citizen of the European Community, they can apply for the European Citizen's Family Card.
You can also apply for a community card for children, parents of community members and their spouse, and for other family members who are financially dependent, such as an extended family.
When an immigrant lives in Spain for two years, they can apply for residence authorization by roots.
It must be shown that the applicant has been in Spain for two years, and, depending on the case, that they have a work contract and are integrated into Spanish society, or that they have relatives in Spain or that they are interested in training here.
At Espai Asesores, we are personally in charge of advising you, guiding you and accompanying you in each and every one of the immigration procedures that you need to carry out.
Obtaining NIE
In our consultancy we are specialized in immigration law, so we can help you throughout the process to regularize your situation in Spain and obtain your identification document, even without the need for you to go to family offices. We help you make the process as easy as possible and interfere as little as possible with your stay in our country.
We also provide advice if you already have all your papers in order and what you want to do is bring your family.
We work with individuals and manage immigration issues for companies.
This way you can get your company to hire foreign workers completely legally and even solve all the paperwork while your new employee is still in their country of origin, so that when they arrive in Spain they only have to process the NIE.
We advise, process and monitor all the necessary procedures and authorizations that must be carried out before the Spanish Public Administrations in relation to immigration. Whether they are residence and work authorizations, stay authorizations, modifications, regroupings, authorizations due to exceptional circumstances, obtaining visas, obtaining the NIE and even processing Spanish nationality.
Foreigner dating
At Espai Asesores, we can manage any procedure you need:
- NIE, COMMUNITY RESIDENCE, CUE, FINGERPRINT TAKING, NIE renewal, political asylum, residence and roots.
- Previous appointment for the Immigration or Police Office.
- Download and electronic payment of immigration authorization fees.
- Consult about the status of processing of immigration files.
- Telematic contribution of documents to immigration files.
Pension management
We study and process retirements in which contributions have been made in different foreign countries, both inside and outside the European Union, taking into account the principles of totalization of contribution periods and the different existing bilateral agreements
Official translations
On some occasions at Espai Asesores we find Visa or Authorization files that have been denied because the documents provided do not have the relevant official validity. We remind you that when any application is submitted to the Spanish Consulate in your country of origin or residence, or failing that, to the Immigration Office, they must be translated by specific translators for them. An example of this is residents in the United States who present the requirements in English and translated into Spanish, but without a translation. official.
Foreign public documents intended to be presented to the Spanish Administration must meet the following requirements:
- It must be an original document or a copy certified by the same body that issued the original document.
- Unless there is some legal instrument that exempts this obligation, the foreign public document must be legalized/apostilled to be valid in Spain.
- It must be translated into Spanish.
Exceptions: European Union Law.
Regulation (EU) 2016/1191 exempts from translation public documents of an EU Member State that are accompanied by a standard multilingual form of those referred to in its annexes and sworn translations carried out by a person authorized to do so under the law of a Member State of the European Union.
For documents not exempt from translation, only the following translations will be accepted:
- Carried out in Spain by a sworn translator or interpreter appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (MAEUEC) of Spain. These translations are exempt from legalization and are valid without the need for any additional procedure.
- Made or assumed as their own by a Spanish diplomatic or consular representation abroad. These translations require legalization by the relevant section of the MAEUEC.
- Carried out by the diplomatic or consular representation in Spain of the State that issues the document. These translations require to be legalized by the relevant section of the MAEUE
Regulation (EU) 2016/1191 exempts the following public documents emanating from a Member State of the European Union from the need to legalize for them to take effect in Spain:
- Civil Registry Documents (birth, certificate of life, death, marriage, marital capacity, marital status, divorce, separation and annulment).
- De facto union documents (capacity, condition, cancellation, separation and annulment)
- Affiliation documents, including adoption
- Documents related to address, residence, nationality and CAP (criminal record certificate).
