Who this is for
Lost long-term residence and plans to return.
Residence permits and immigration in Spain
Recovery of residency
Lost long-term residence and plans to return.
The issue to resolve
Assess why status ended and whether recovery rather than a new initial application applies.
Legal work
Assess why status ended and whether recovery rather than a new initial application applies. Review of facts, applicable rules and documents; preparation of the legal position. Drafting, filing, negotiation or representation is performed within the agreed instructions.
Information to start with
Former permit, termination decision, travel, passport and current residence.
Main stages
Initial assessment → scope and terms → document review → preparation of actions → discussion of the next stage. The sequence depends on the matter and the representative’s authority.
What affects timing
Timing depends on documents, the other party and the competent authority. A statutory period is not a promised completion date; suspensions and appointment availability are assessed separately.
Fees and separate expenses
Fees and scope are set out in an individual proposal. Translation, apostille/legalisation, fees, notary, court representative, experts, travel, appointments, in-person attendance and tax services are not included without express agreement.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What should I bear in mind for this service?+
Recovery is not a universal remedy for every lost temporary permit; a specific legal basis is required.
What is needed for an initial assessment?+
Former permit, termination decision, travel, passport and current residence.
Consultation
Let's review your case and build a strategy
Send a description of your circumstances and any approaching deadline or signing date. Scope is discussed after assessment.
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