Cita Previa for TIE appointment
I've asked this before but didn't get a response ..
Does anyone know what to select from this dropdown. I don't work and don't have a family member in the EU. Thanks https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...232f976274.jpg |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
1. wrong menu. it is under policia. not exstranjeria.
2. depends on whether yours is 1st application or exchange. for very first step (not an exchange) - it depends on the area; in some areas there is an option "Trámite para la documentación de nacionales de Reino Unido (Brexit)" but in some (Barcelona for example) there is no such option - you need to email and make appointment. then: for exchange of existing residency, or for second step of initial application it is "Exp tarjeta asociada al Acuerdo de retirada ciudadanos británicos y sus familiares" everything is here https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/lang/en...EXIT%20eng.pdf |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
Originally Posted by yevlondon
(Post 12932387)
1. wrong menu. it is under policia. not exstranjeria.
2. depends on whether yours is 1st application or exchange. for very first step (not an exchange) - it depends on the area; in some areas there is an option "Trámite para la documentación de nacionales de Reino Unido (Brexit)" but in some (Barcelona for example) there is no such option - you need to email and make appointment. then: for exchange of existing residency, or for second step of initial application it is "Exp tarjeta asociada al Acuerdo de retirada ciudadanos británicos y sus familiares" everything is here https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/lang/en...EXIT%20eng.pdf OK thanks. So my confusion was that I was trying to select an option from BOTH drop-downs |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
Originally Posted by yevlondon
(Post 12932387)
everything is here https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/lang/en...EXIT%20eng.pdf For instance nowhere in the entire document does it as much as mention either NIE or Padron. |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
and?
what does NIE have to do with anything? for first time applicants it is assigned automatically during the process. exchangers presumably have NIEs already. padron is mentioned on SEDE when you make ex23 appointment... question was which option to choose for appointment. |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
Originally Posted by yevlondon
(Post 12932792)
and?
what does NIE have to do with anything? for first time applicants it is assigned automatically during the process. exchangers presumably have NIEs already. padron is mentioned on SEDE when you make ex23 appointment... question was which option to choose for appointment. Not wishing to derail the thread. But I have an NIE and so do thousands of others, including my son who has no intention of ever living here. I am a first time applicant, but needed the NIE to purchase the flat a couple of years ago, buy a car etc. So you are in error. Also it has been reported far and wide that current long term residents do not have to change to the TIE and in fact by doing so are using up slots and preventing first time applicants from getting their residency sorted before the end of December. The padron issue has been raising its head for ages. Alicante REQUIRE the padron for all applications, when we asked at our town hall the lady just said "ah residencia, Alicante OK" In the 'official' government blurb, padron is not mentioned. |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
person asked about an option to select for appointment
you go on about NIE for flat purchase.... :sad_smile: |
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Barriej,Yes it is selfish of people to take up an appointment that is needed for a 1st.time applicant.I just need a change of address but applied fairly early on as it was taking a while to get an appointment at that time.Eventually I got one for earlier this month but gave it up for the very reason you give.Don´t we all want to see new arrivals seeking the sort of opportunity we had in a new country.And I believe appointments are hard to get now before the December31st. deadline for 1st applicants.
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Yes, but the majority of first time applicants are not new arrivals, but people who have lived in Spain illegally for many years. If they miss the boat, few people will care.
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With you on that Fred
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I agree with you about the spongers.As someone who has operated a legal business here & paid into the system correctly,I have always been furious about the thousands of Brits.who live"under the radar" & openly boast about it.This is possibly because our home country doesn´t have a proper ID system to trace them.However,I am grateful that my family had the opportunity to seek a new life abroad.We had a successful business on the south coast of England previously but were sick of paying out to scroungers who found it easier to collect welfare rather than try for a job.There will be many who ARE genuine new arrivals & I,for one,want to give them a chance.The "all ready here "spongers may very soon find that the Spanish authorities will ask them about their contributions to Spanish life which perhaps will send them packing back to Blighty.But at least the UK will then benefit as it seems there is a shortage of workers for things like picking fruit & veg.
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Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
Originally Posted by dougal03
(Post 12934458)
I agree with you about the spongers.As someone who has operated a legal business here & paid into the system correctly,I have always been furious about the thousands of Brits.who live"under the radar" & openly boast about it.This is possibly because our home country doesn´t have a proper ID system to trace them.However,I am grateful that my family had the opportunity to seek a new life abroad.We had a successful business on the south coast of England previously but were sick of paying out to scroungers who found it easier to collect welfare rather than try for a job.There will be many who ARE genuine new arrivals & I,for one,want to give them a chance.The "all ready here "spongers may very soon find that the Spanish authorities will ask them about their contributions to Spanish life which perhaps will send them packing back to Blighty.But at least the UK will then benefit as it seems there is a shortage of workers for things like picking fruit & veg.
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About time too. Holders of residents accounts should be asked to prove that they are tax resident. A few years ago I wanted a small amount of finance for a car purchase. Tax declarations required!
Sid |
Re: Cita Previa for TIE appointment
Originally Posted by Barriej
(Post 12932876)
The padron issue has been raising its head for ages. Alicante REQUIRE the padron for all applications, when we asked at our town hall the lady just said "ah residencia, Alicante OK"
In the 'official' government blurb, padron is not mentioned. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...3466971a16.jpg Mine hadn't but due to being unable to get an updated one in time I presented the most recent copy I had which was from 2018, it was accepted without comment! |
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