Certified translations for regularisation in Spain
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Your opportunity starts with your documents
Are you thinking of starting your regularisation process in Spain? Then you need to make sure your non-Spanish documents are translated into Spanish.
For your documents to be valid before the Spanish authorities, they must be accompanied by certified translations (sometimes known as official translations or sworn translations).
This may seem daunting, but we will make sure the translation process is smooth and stress-free.
Your opportunity starts with your documents
Are you thinking of starting your regularisation process in Spain? Then you need to make sure your non-Spanish documents are translated into Spanish.
For your documents to be valid before the Spanish authorities, they must be accompanied by certified translations (sometimes known as official translations or sworn translations).
This may seem daunting, but we will make sure the translation process is smooth and stress-free.
You will need the certified translation of these documents if you have to submit them with your application:
- Birth certificate
- Passport
- Police clearance certificate / Criminal record certificate / ACRO certificate or equivalent
- Documentation for family members
- Work contracts
- Any other foreign document you may need to submit
*** Please verify which documents you have to translate before you submit your application. ***
These are some official sites where you can find further information on the regularisation process in Spain: Revista de la Seguridad Social and Ministerio de Inclusión.
You will need the certified translation of these documents if you have to submit them with your application:
- Birth certificate
- Passport
- Police clearance certificate / Criminal record certificate / ACRO certificate or equivalent
- Documentation for family members
- Work contracts
- Any other foreign document you may need to submit
*** Please verify which documents you have to translate before you submit your application. ***
Official sites with more information on the regularisation process in Spain:
Revista de la Seguridad Social