What are the types of digital certificates?
With the digital certificate, which contains the identifying data duly accredited by an official body, we can consult and carry out procedures with the Public Administrations quickly, easily, and safely.
The change of the administration body
The changes related to the census data must be submitted to the Spanish Tax Agency in the form and within the time limit established in the regulations governing the matter, otherwise the failure to do so would constitute a breach of a tax obligation.
What is the CIF, NIF and NIF-IVA?
Knowing the definitions of CIF (Código de Identificación Fiscal), NIF (Número de Identificación Fiscal) and NIF-IVA (número de identificación del impuesto sobre el valor añadido), as well as the differences between them, is necessary when carrying out any administrative procedure.
Legal procedures following the death of a relative
What is the certificate of last wills? How can I know if the deceased had subscribed a life insurance? How an inheritance is distributed? Or, which deadline does apply to pay the Inheritance Tax? These are some of the questions that anyone must face after the death of a close family member.
Legalization of Spanish university degrees for foreign countries
In order for degrees issued by public or private universities to be valid abroad, they must be legalized and apostilled by Spanish ministries and entities, following the requirements of each destination country.
Using the digital certificate in Spain
The aim of using a digital certificate in Spain when corresponding with Spanish authorities is to streamline processes, save money and reduce problems with attending appointments or travelling to different offices as it allows a wide range of administrative tasks to be carried out virtually. In addition, it means that information can more given more extensively and efficiently to relevant parties.