How do I apply for a TIE when my spouse is resident already in Mallorca

To apply for a TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) as the spouse of a resident in Mallorca, Spain, follow these steps: 1. Gather required documents: - Valid passport - Marriage certificate (apostilled and translated to Spanish) - Spouse's TIE card - Proof of sufficient financial means - Proof of health insurance - EX-19 form (residency application form) - Modelo 790 (Code 012) fee payment form - Empadronamiento (local registration certificate) - Passport-sized photos - Proof of accommodation (rental contract or property deed) 2. Make an appointment (cita previa) at: - The Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) in Palma - Or the National Police Station (for submitting fingerprints) 3. Process: 1. Submit initial application at the Immigration Office 2. Wait for approval 3. Once approved, make another appointment for fingerprints 4. Pay the corresponding fee 5. Collect your TIE card when ready Tips: - Documents in other languages must be translated by a sworn translator - Consider using a gestor (administrative assistant) to help with the process - Keep copies of all documents - Processing time varies but usually takes several weeks Remember to check the most current requirements as they may change, and consider consulting with the Immigration Office or a legal professional for specific advice.

To apply for a TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) as the spouse of a resident in Mallorca, Spain, follow these steps:
1. Gather required documents: - Valid passport - Marriage certificate (apostilled and translated to Spanish) - Spouse's TIE card - Proof of sufficient financial means - Proof of health insurance - EX-19 form (residency application form) - Modelo 790 (Code 012) fee payment form - Empadronamiento (local registration certificate) - Passport-sized photos - Proof of accommodation (rental contract or property deed)
2. Make an appointment (cita previa) ( We can help with that ) at: - The Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) in Palma - Or the National Police Station (for submitting fingerprints)
3. Process:
1. Submit initial application at the Immigration Office
2. Wait for approval
3. Once approved, make another appointment for fingerprints
4. Pay the corresponding fee
5. Collect your TIE card when ready Tips: - Documents in other languages must be translated by a sworn translator - Consider using a gestor (administrative assistant) to help with the process - Keep copies of all documents - Processing time varies but usually takes several weeks Remember to check the most current requirements as they may change, and consider consulting with the Immigration Office or a legal professional for specific advice.