Residencia Certificates

[Stravinsky]

Have you managed to get yours, since they became law earlier in the year?

[Liz]

Yes, no problems at all.

[jakaka]

Originally Posted by Liz

Yes, no problems at all.

We have friends getting theirs next week can you tell me, do you have to take passport size photo's for this certificate, they have been told different requirements for this. Would be great if you could help, thanks.

[Liz]

No photos now need!!!

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by jakaka

We have friends getting theirs next week can you tell me, do you have to take passport size photo's for this certificate, they have been told different requirements for this. Would be great if you could help, thanks.

No .... no photos needed.
You need to complete form EX 16
Take it with your NIE cert & passport to the local police.
Then they will issue you with a payment slip (its about €6.20) which you take to the bank to pay. The return to the station, and the cert is issued immediately.

Prepare for long queues, depending on where you are

[jakaka]

Thank you both for your help, off with my friends next week to get this sorted, fingers crossed it all goes well.

[jakaka]

Originally Posted by Stravinsky

No .... no photos needed.
You need to complete form EX 16
Take it with your NIE cert & passport to the local police.
Then they will issue you with a payment slip (its about €6.20) which you take to the bank to pay. The return to the station, and the cert is issued immediately.

Prepare for long queues, depending on where you are

Thought I would let you know we went to day with our freinds to get "Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union", it was as simple as abc, it took us less then 20 mins from start to finish that was also including going to the bank next door and paying the E6.20. Not one single person waiting arrivied at 1020, sitting having coffee by 1040, didn't know what to do with the rest of the day

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by jakaka

Thought I would let you know we went to day with our freinds to get "Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Union", it was as simple as abc, it took us less then 20 mins from start to finish that was also including going to the bank next door and paying the E6.20. Not one single person waiting arrivied at 1020, sitting having coffee by 1040, didn't know what to do with the rest of the day

Glad to hear it
Where was this you applied?

[jakaka]

Originally Posted by Stravinsky

Glad to hear it
Where was this you applied?

Cadiz, and now you should know who I am, or have you left the light on whilst no one is at home

[Stravinsky]

Originally Posted by jakaka

Cadiz, and now you should know who I am, or have you left the light on whilst no one is at home

Heh heh ... and how do you know who I am