Yes, you need to bring an official identification document, which must include your photograph, be original, and be valid at that moment (for example, National Identity Card, passport, Residence Card in Spain, among others). It’s important to note that driver’s licenses and non-European identification documents will not be accepted.

If you are a foreigner, it is necessary to have the N.I.E. every time you plan to carry out any significant economic transaction.

No, it is only necessary for you to bring your own identification document. During the signing, you will need to present the original power of attorney, which should bear the signature and seals of the Notary; copies will not be accepted. Prior to the signing, feel free to consult with us to confirm the validity of the power of attorney you hold.

It is essential that you understand what the Notary is explaining. If you do not speak Spanish, an interpreter is required to assist you during the signing.

The representative does not need to sign the power of attorney deed; we only require the identification details of the representative.