There are 436 offices where you can complete your regularization process

You now have 436 locations where you can complete the extraordinary regularization process. No need to get stuck on your phone: in-person service is available at Social Security, Correos, and Immigration offices. So take a deep breath.

Which office should you go to? It depends on where you live and the status of your case. But there isn’t just one option: you can go to your local Social Security office, a post office (which often has longer hours), or the Immigration Office if you’ve already started the process there. At all of these, you’ll be assisted in person, so there’s no need to pay an agency for something you can do yourself.

Before you go, check if you need an appointment. Even if it’s just at the service window, it’s better to get one in advance. And if you go without one, they might put you off and you’ll have to come back. Get your documents organized: passport, employment contract (if you have one), proof of residency registration, and anything else that shows you’ve been in Spain for some time. If you’re missing anything, they’ll let you know and you’ll have to come back.

Be careful, because the extraordinary regularization process isn’t available every year. It has deadlines and conditions, and if you don’t submit your application on time, the window of opportunity closes. So don’t leave it until the last minute. Check the requirements on the official website, confirm which office you need to go to, and go with everything prepared. And if you have any questions, ask at the office itself: the staff is there to guide you.

In short, with these 436 offices, dealing with bureaucracy just got easier. Especially if you live in a small town where there used to be only one service window—and you were always late getting there. Now you have several options nearby. So get organized and take action.

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