Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
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Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
Certificado de registro de residente comunitario o Tarjeta de residencia de familiar de un ciudadano de la Unión.
Its 12€. Complete the form online, one for every member of the family, print the three sheets and take them to any bank. Make an appointment with your local police and with a photo 32x26 and your passport thats it job done..well I hope so anyway!
Its 12€. Complete the form online, one for every member of the family, print the three sheets and take them to any bank. Make an appointment with your local police and with a photo 32x26 and your passport thats it job done..well I hope so anyway!
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Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
Certificado de registro de residente comunitario o Tarjeta de residencia de familiar de un ciudadano de la Unión.
Its 12€. Complete the form online, one for every member of the family, print the three sheets and take them to any bank. Make an appointment with your local police and with a photo 32x26 and your passport thats it job done..well I hope so anyway!
Its 12€. Complete the form online, one for every member of the family, print the three sheets and take them to any bank. Make an appointment with your local police and with a photo 32x26 and your passport thats it job done..well I hope so anyway!
#63
Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
Its your choice whether to exchange your existing A4 green residencia for this card but from next January we will not be EU citizens and our documents will reflect that. Knowing Spanish bureaucracy I think they will want us to use the new card at some point next year so we are getting ours sooner than later. Its up to each one of us.
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Its your choice whether to exchange your existing A4 green residencia for this card but from next January we will not be EU citizens and our documents will reflect that. Knowing Spanish bureaucracy I think they will want us to use the new card at some point next year so we are getting ours sooner than later. Its up to each one of us.
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Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
Its your choice whether to exchange your existing A4 green residencia for this card but from next January we will not be EU citizens and our documents will reflect that. Knowing Spanish bureaucracy I think they will want us to use the new card at some point next year so we are getting ours sooner than later. Its up to each one of us.
#66
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Not really, the green card is no longer issued so they will give you a TIE instead. That applies to new residency applications as well The charge is the same and by law has to cost the same as a Spanish national getting a new DNI
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I agree with you re the green card it's simply a choice if you already have it and want a TIE. There are benefits of having the green one as it doesn't run out unlike the TIE. The rest of the EU countries will still use the green card so I can't see why it should suddenly become difficult for it to be accepted. But as Fred says its simply an individual choice. Unless you are making an initial application as from last Monday that has to be done in 2 phases and will be an application for a TIE card.
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Fred can I confirm that it's the 12 euro box for exchange and new issue for those UK citizens applying for initial TIE application?
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Lynnn the way I read it isn't that as the ex 23 form used is specifically relating to TIE. So it makes sense that you are simply exchanging your green card for a TIE to simply show your rights as British under the withdrawal agreement. So the box to tick for that is the 12 Euro one as said. My situation isn't that but an initial application for TIE for my wife. She has to submit EX 20 at regional extranjera office and will then be told by them later to apply at local National Police Station using the ex 23 the same as you use to exchange. But I am confused as to which box she will need to enter on the form 790-12. Is it the same as for an exchange or is it the one I mentioned in earlier comment re initial issue. One is 12 Euros the other 15. 76 or something it's not the money but that we need to show she has paid the correct bit.
Can't answer your question about your wife's application, I'm afraid.
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It just does not make sense to me that on the EX23 form (for an exchange of a permanent residency certificate for a TIE) we are asking for a TIE, but on the Modelo 790(12) we are ticking the box for a certificado de residente comunitario. But if that's what people who are already in the process of exchanging have done, and their TIEs are issued without problem, then so be it.
Can't answer your question about your wife's application, I'm afraid.
Can't answer your question about your wife's application, I'm afraid.
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Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
Sorry a little slow with this information.... are these NEW cards available now?
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Re: Latest on Residency from British Embassy Brits in Spain
In a word - yes.