Foreigner Procedures

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Undocumented. Provisional identification document.

Temporary identification document, which will enable the foreigner to stay in Spain for three months, during which time the information on his or her background will be completed.

  • Who are the stakeholders?
    • Foreigner who cannot be documented by the authorities of any country and who wishes to be documented by Spain.
  • It must provide documents, declarations or any other means of timely proof to prove the concurrence of exceptional reasons of a humanitarian nature, public interest, or, where appropriate, the fulfilment of commitments of Spain, which justify its documentation, by the Spanish authorities.
  • Likewise, it will certify that it cannot be documented by the corresponding diplomatic mission or consular office through a notarial act that allows to record the request made and not attended to.
  • Proof of payment Tax model 790 Code 012.
  • Basic data of the procedure:
    • Form of initiation: At the request of the interested party.
    • Type of procedure: Authorizations, Licenses and Concessions.
    • Subject of the procedure: CIVIL RIGHTS, FREEDOMS AND RELATIONS.
    • Resolution of the procedure:
      • Bodies competent to resolve this procedure:
        • By delegation:
          • Directorate General of Police.
          • Government Delegates/Subdelegates.
      • The resolution of the procedure does put an end to the administrative route.
      • Effect of the lack of resolution in this period: Dismissal (initiation at the request of the interested party).
    • Resources that can be interposed:
      • Replacement
        • Organ that resolves the resource: The same body that issued the resolution that is appealed.
        • Period for lodging an appeal: 1 month.
      • Contentious
        • Organ that resolves the resource:
          • Contentious Court - Administrative.
          • Central Administrative Litigation Courts; Administrative Litigation Chambers of the High Court of Justice.
          • Administrative Litigation Division of the National High Court; Administrative Litigation Division of the Supreme Court.
        • Period for lodging an appeal: 2 months from the publication.
  • Regulations:
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