Modelo EX15
Modelo EX15
Form EX15 is a Spanish government form used to apply for a Foreigner Identity Number (NIE) and related certificates. It collects detailed personal information, reasons for the application, and preferred methods of communication for notifications. This form is essential for non-Spanish residents who need to formalize their presence in Spain for activities like working, studying, or living.
Purpose: The purpose of Form EX15, known as Modelo EX15, is to facilitate the application process for a Foreigner Identity Number (NIE) and Certificates for individuals residing in or intending to move to Spain. This form serves as a critical step for foreigners to legally establish their identity in the country for various economic, professional, or social interests.
The EX15 form, officially titled ‘Solicitud de Número de Identidad de Extranjero (NIE) y Certificados’, is a comprehensive document designed for individuals seeking to obtain a Foreigner Identity Number (NIE) in Spain. The NIE is indispensable for various transactions, including but not limited to, employment, banking, and property purchase in Spain. The form is divided into sections that gather personal details, representation information, notification preferences, and the specific type of document requested, whether it’s for residency or non-residency purposes. Applicants must specify their motives for applying, such as economic, professional, or social interests, and indicate their current situation in Spain (stay or residence). The form mandates electronic communication for notifications, requiring applicants to have a valid electronic certificate or be part of the cl@ve system. This structured approach ensures a streamlined process for both the applicants and the Spanish authorities, facilitating legal residency and participation in the Spanish economy and society. To successfully complete the form, applicants must fill it out in capital letters using black ink, providing clarity and legibility to avoid processing delays.
Information Required
- Passport number
- First and last name
- Sex
- Date of birth
- Place and country of birth
- Nationality
- Marital status
- Names of parents
- Residence address, including street, number, floor, city, postal code, and province
- Mobile phone number
- Email address
- Legal representative’s information, if applicable
- Representative’s information for application purposes, if different from the applicant
- Address for notifications
- Type of document requested (NIE, resident certificate, non-resident certificate)
- Reasons for the application (economic, professional, social interests)
- Place of application submission (Immigration Office, Police Station, Consular Office)
- Current situation in Spain (stay, residence)