Applicants who cannot file in person or sign with a Spanish digital certificate authorise a representative via a notarial Power of Attorney (poder notarial). This is essential for many remote applicants.
Issuer
Notary in the country of signing
Apostille
Required if signed abroad
Sworn translation
Required if not in Spanish
Validity
Indefinite unless revoked, but consulates may prefer recent dates
Draft the POA
Use a model that explicitly authorises Spanish immigration filings, signing of MI-T/MI-F, and representation before UGE and Extranjería.
Sign before a notary
Sign in person at a notary in your country of residence.
Apostille and translate
Apostille the notarial deed and obtain a sworn Spanish translation.
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