1. We identify your grounds
We check which activity or resources support your residence in Spain.
We review your situation as a citizen of the European Union, the European Economic Area, or Switzerland and help prepare the registration certificate when you plan to reside in Spain.
The CUE is a paper certificate, not a photo card, so it helps to know what each detail means.
Illustrative example with fictitious data.
We check which activity or resources support your residence in Spain.
We organize identity, activity, insurance, resources, and family documents.
We review the form, fee, and personal steps that apply.
We guide you on issuance, updates, or a family card if your situation requires it.
Employment or an employment relationship in Spain.
Professionals or business owners carrying out economic activity in Spain.
Cases requiring enrollment, insurance, and means of support.
Review of whether the EU citizen needs a CUE or the non-EU relative needs a family card.
These are common examples, not an exhaustive list. We review the details of your case to confirm whether this service is suitable and what scope it would require.
We review your activity, resources, and family situation to distinguish the CUE, NIE, and family card before preparing the application.
The certificate is for EU, EEA, or Swiss citizens residing in Spain under the applicable grounds. We review your situation before choosing the document.
No. The CUE is the EU citizen registration certificate. The TIE is a card for non-EU foreigners in the relevant situations.
The certificate application is normally linked to form EX-18, together with the fee and documents for the residence grounds.
Yes. Self-employment may be one of the grounds to review. The activity and relevant documents must be evidenced.
An EU family member card may apply, but the relationship and other requirements must be reviewed separately from the CUE.
The service starts from €290 + VAT; fees and external costs are separate unless the quote says otherwise.
Document review, preparation, and coordination can be handled online. If the procedure requires personal attendance or action, we explain how it fits within the contracted service.
We verify procedural information against primary sources. Always check the current official information before filing.