Purchasing property in Spain as a UK national typically involves a Spanish notario who will require sworn translations of your UK identity and status documents.
Requirements vary between authorities. Always confirm with the receiving authority before ordering.
A Spanish notario handling a property purchase typically requires sworn translations of UK identity documents. This often includes a birth certificate and may include a marriage or divorce certificate to confirm marital status and ownership rights.
You will need a NIE (Numero de Identidad de Extranjero) before the purchase can complete. Your solicitor or gestor can advise on the application process.
Notarios commonly require apostilles on the original UK documents alongside sworn translations. Confirm requirements with your Spanish abogado or notario before ordering.
If you are applying for a Spanish mortgage, the bank may also require sworn translations of financial and identity documents. Requirements vary between lenders.
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