How to apply for certificate of residency when you already have a NIE number in Mallorca

To get a NIE number for a baby in Mallorca, Spain, when you have a TIE, follow these steps: 1. Gather required documents: - Parents' TIE/NIE cards - Parents' passports - Baby's original birth certificate (apostilled if from outside Spain) - Spanish translation of birth certificate if not in Spanish - Family book (Libro de Familia) if available - Completed EX-15 form - Proof of address (padron/empadronamiento) - Payment of applicable fees (Form 790) 2. Make an appointment (cita previa): - Visit the National Police website (https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Policía Nacional - Trámites Extranjería" - Choose Mallorca and the relevant procedure 3. Visit the Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) or National Police Station with all documents on your appointed date. Tips: - You may want to work with a gestor (administrative assistant) to help with the process - Some offices might require additional documentation - The process can take several weeks - Both parents usually need to be present when submitting the application It's recommended to contact the specific office in Mallorca beforehand to confirm exact requirements, as they may vary by location.

To get a NIE number for a baby in Mallorca, Spain, when you have a TIE, follow these steps:
1. Gather required documents: - Parents' TIE/NIE cards - Parents' passports - Baby's original birth certificate (apostilled if from outside Spain) - Spanish translation of birth certificate if not in Spanish - Family book (Libro de Familia) if available - Completed EX-15 ( ( click here to download ) form - Proof of address (padron/empadronamiento) - Payment of applicable fees (Form 790)
2. Make an appointment (cita previa) ( We can help with that ) : - Visit the National Police website (https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es) - Select "Policía Nacional
    - Trámites Extranjería" - Choose Mallorca and the relevant procedure
3. Visit the Immigration Office (Oficina de Extranjería) or National Police Station with all documents on your appointed date. Tips: - You may want to work with a gestor (administrative assistant) to help with the process - Some offices might require additional documentation - The process can take several weeks - Both parents usually need to be present when submitting the application It's recommended to contact the specific office in Mallorca beforehand to confirm exact requirements, as they may vary by location.