Technology is gradually improving at Spanish consulates, which are increasingly in demand for nationality, thanks to this Grandchildren Law, or Democratic Memory Law (LMD), as it is actually called. The announcement of the digitalization process brings hope to those still stuck in the process.
To date, the countries with the most procedures of this type are Argentina, Cuba and Mexico, and it was precisely from the first country that the news came that in the midst of the high demand for the Grandchildren Law, the Consulate of Spain In Argentina, it took this crucial step: digitizing part of its archives.
This initiative seeks to expedite the document application process for those interested in obtaining Spanish nationality under this law. Digitization will streamline file management and reduce wait times for applicants. This translates into a more streamlined and efficient process for those seeking to access this right.
It was the Spanish Consulate in Córdoba, Argentina, who start The partial digitization of its Civil Registry Archives will be carried out first. Birth Records will be digitized, "for which the issuance of certificates is the most in demand," according to the headquarters.
Grandchildren's Law in Spain: nationality and digitalization
Digitalization of the Civil Registry: What benefits does it bring to applicants for Spanish nationality under the Grandchildren Law? The modernization of the Civil Registry Archives represents a significant advance for applicants for Spanish citizenship. Among them, the traditional process of manually searching for records has become obsolete, significantly reducing waiting times.
Indeed, digitization will make it much easier and more accurate to locate files, streamlining the request process. Digitization streamlines the Consulate's internal management, allowing for a faster response to requests.
What can be improved for Cubans? Well, the Havana Consulate should get its act together and begin digitizing its records to make the wait for thousands of descendants of Spaniards on the island more bearable.
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There are still many unresolved cases that I personally don't understand how it's possible, and sometimes I question the way they work. In particular, my brother and I were denied a case in 2019 for the same reason. I filed an appeal. In January 2024, my brother obtained his Spanish citizenship. Now I ask, "Is it applicable?" Why is my brother eligible and I'm still waiting. What's happening? I need a review of my case and a positive response. Thank you very much for your service.
Good evening, what procedure must be followed to obtain assistance for a 78-year-old woman who is suffering from senile dementia. She became a Spanish citizen about 18 years ago.
What documents do I need to obtain to become a citizen for my mother who is already a citizen?
Good evening, I want to start the paperwork, for a granddaughter, what documents do I have to present at the embassy if my grandmother has already passed away, how do I do it, can you please explain it to me?
Good morning, greetings to everyone. I did all my paperwork. It has given me work, but well, we have to wait for answers. I express my gratitude for everything that Spain is doing. It is working very hard on all of this. Those of us on this side do not see it, but it is something important for everyone. I feel happy because I have already taken the first step. PDF. Now, it is 6 months of waiting. My descendants are from Spain. My great-grandparents are both Spanish, and my grandfather, seeing that he was born here, imagine, I am happy because now I am sorry for having done the paperwork, but very worried.cupNothing because I don't have an answer, well I feel very fulfilled also because I have learned a lot of history about all of this and the deep feeling that many people take it as they want, I love ❤️ Cuba, I have already been to other places, I long to be a Spanish citizen, God willing, to get to know Spain and return and go to other lands, I have an uncle who already became a citizen but he passed away at 97 years old, I have to keep a diary with all of your heart with all of these important stories, I feel happy and very kind with all of my heart because everything of mine has come to light, I even have the baptism of my original great-grandfather, I am waiting to have everything well and my great faith in these credentials soon, thank you very much and congratulations for all of your work
Good, but Cuba doesn't do anything, nothing. What a long delay. The Spanish government should take action. In the end, we want to go to work and contribute to Spain. We just want them to help us streamline our processes. It takes months and months to collect documents: six months for credentials, six or seven months for a full-page report. More than two for a passport. Not to mention the other procedures, which are a lucrative profit for the managers. Our lives are spent between money and time. Our physical and mental health is being eroded. It's time to get our act together.
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