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Criminal Record Certificate with Apostille — fully remote
We obtain your criminal record certificate remotely and prepare it to the exact standard Spain requires: with an apostille and a sworn translation. Your personal presence is not required.
Why You Need It
- A criminal record certificate is a mandatory document for nearly all Spanish visa and residence permit routes, as well as for citizenship.
- The consulate only accepts it with an apostille and a sworn translation — we prepare the complete package.
How We Obtain It Remotely
- We file the certificate request without your presence.
- We arrange the apostille and a sworn translation (traductor jurado), and verify that everything meets the requirements.
Service Cost
Remote, without your presence · we quote the price after reviewing your case
- Obtaining the criminal record certificate
- Apostille certification
- Sworn translation (traductor jurado)
- Compliance check against consulate requirements
Government fees and direct third-party costs (translations, charges, services of external organizations) are billed separately as incurred.
How We Work
- We discuss your situation and timeline
- We file the certificate request
- We arrange the apostille and translation
- We hand over the ready document package
What stays on your side
- Hand over the source documents and accurate details of your situation — from there we do the work ourselves.
- Pay the government fees and third-party services: translations, apostille, notary. These are paid directly and are not part of the case handling.
- Appear in person where presence is required: fingerprinting, the consular interview, signing before a notary.
- Tell us when something changes — address, job, family, letters from the authority: the timeline depends on it.
The procedures rest on the Reglamento de Extranjería (RD 1155/2024, in force since 20 May 2025) and, for citizenship, on the Código Civil; the official texts are published by the BOE. EuroGarant is a private firm: we are not a government body and are not affiliated with Extranjería, the National Police or the Spanish consulates. The decision on an application is made by the authority alone.
FAQ
- Do I need to be present? No — we handle the certificate remotely. We'll need your details and, if necessary, a power of attorney.
- What's included in the service? Obtaining the certificate, the apostille, and a sworn translation. Government fees, if any, are quoted separately.
- How long is the certificate valid? Spanish consulates usually accept certificates no older than 3 months from the date of issue — we'll time everything around your submission.
Helpful Resources
- Criminal record certificate, apostille, and sworn translation: the complete guide
- Document Apostille for Spain