Does EX-19 apply to all family members?
It depends on relationship type and legal fit. Check official source for details.
EX-19Verified: February 28, 2026
EX-19 form: EU family member residence card
EX-19 is used to request residence card for EU citizen family members. The file must prove family relationship and compliance with EU sponsor requirements.
Official source and verification
Entity: Ministerio de Inclusión, Seguridad Social y Migraciones
Source last update: Not published on the official record
Last internal verification: February 28, 2026
This content does not replace individual legal advice. Always verify in the official source before filing documentation.
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When to use this resource
- When applying for first residence card as EU family member.
- When formalizing derived residence rights.
- When office requires the official form.
Common supporting documents
- ID documents of EU citizen and applicant family member.
- Proof of family relationship.
- Means/insurance evidence depending on case.
- Signed EX-19 form.
Recommended steps
- Download current official form.
- Complete both parties' data.
- Attach relationship and financial documentation.
- Submit through enabled channel.
- Keep filing proof and track status.
Common mistakes
- Insufficient proof of family relationship.
- Missing required translations for documents.
- Not verifying updated EU-family requirements.
Form download
Once you have reviewed when to use the resource, the common supporting documents, and the recommended steps, you can download the form PDF.
Download EX-19 form (PDF)How to cite this resource
Suggested citation:
España Extranjería (February 28, 2026). EX-19 form: EU family member residence card. https://www.espanaextranjeria.com/en/recursos/formulario-ex-19
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