[travelcupid09]

Let me apologize for my lack of knowledge about the world first please.

I sent emails and called the Spanish consulate in Chicago but they never responded.
I sent an email to the embassy asking for their help on information on non-lucrative visa, telling them that it wasn't mentioned on the Chicago consulate website. I got an email back from the embassy that they have relayed my email to Chicago consulate. This morning I got an email from the Chicago consulate, the person who sent the email sounded defensive but did agree that their website didn't list non-lucrative visa. It is now listed though!
My question is: How do Spanish people take feedback in general?
Have I ruined my chance of getting a visa to Spain by sending an email to the embassy grrrr?
Thanks guys

 

[fergie]

I doubt whether they will get too annoyed because you emailed the Embassy, at least they replied to you.
Can't you go down to the Spanish Consulate offices and visit them in person, with any relevant documents etc,
I googled this info from and Abogados which might help explain things more, all I will say is that is is sometimes a slow and confusing process to get the correct documents, Spain is known for wanting this, that and the other paperwork, you have to be patient.
Non-lucrative visa in Spain

 

[travelcupid09]

I doubt whether they will get too annoyed because you emailed the Embassy, at least they replied to you.
Can't you go down to the Spanish Consulate offices and visit them in person, with any relevant documents etc,
I googled this info from and Abogados which might help explain things more, all I will say is that is is sometimes a slow and confusing process to get the correct documents, Spain is known for wanting this, that and the other paperwork, you have to be patient.
Non-lucrative visa in Spain

I am thinking of sending my husband to Chicago soon. Thanks for your response!