Every Spanish consulate asks for the FBI Identity History Summary with a U.S. Department of State apostille, usually with a sworn translation, and each filing post caps how old it can be. We hand-carry it into the Department of State in Washington, D.C.: $120, approximately 7 to 10 business days of federal processing, translation and worldwide shipping in the same order. One link for your applicants, one dashboard for you.
Spain applications fail on paperwork more often than on eligibility. The FBI report is the document applicants get wrong most, because the rules are federal, the deadlines are set by the consulate, and the mail-in apostille queue does not care about either.
Most Spain routes book the consulate appointment weeks ahead. The apostille is the step that decides whether the applicant walks in with a complete file.
Share a link and stay out of it, run a co-branded Spain page, or order on behalf of clients in a white-label portal. All three land in the same Department of State line.
Paste the tagged link below into your pre-departure checklist, program email, newsletter or group. Applicants order directly. Zero setup, nothing to manage.
A page for your program or firm with your name, the checklist for your applicants' route and consulate, and your contact. We set it up with you after signup and keep the requirements current.
Upload the FBI PDF for a client, add the translation and the Spain shipping address, and see every applicant on one dashboard. Every notification is branded to you.
Same Department of State counter either way. Approximately 7 to 10 business days of processing, scan on completion, original and translation shipped where you say.
No rush tiers, because every order already runs at walk-in speed. No monthly charges, no volume requirements. Your applicants pay per order and every order includes U.S. return shipping.
$95 each additional document (up to 10 per order). Sworn translation and international shipping priced live at checkout.
NALCAP placements, fall semester departures and visa filing windows all hit at once. The program is built so a hundred applicants can order the same week without a hundred emails to you.
Ten or a hundred applicants in one order, each with their own tracking page, texts and emails. One link shows the coordinator the whole group.
The FBI report translation that Spain asks for is ordered in the same checkout, priced live, and shipped with the apostilled original. Nothing to coordinate between vendors.
NALCAP, non-lucrative, digital nomad, student and from-abroad pages with the document triggers and timing rules for each, checked against the published consulate instructions and dated.
Live FedEx and DHL rates at checkout for any address in Spain or anywhere else. Applicants already abroad upload the PDF and receive the original where they are.
We check each report for the things the Department of State bounces: notary stamps, altered or incomplete PDFs, the wrong document. Fewer resubmissions, fewer missed appointments.
Applicants in the D.C. area can get the FBI check itself at one of our Virginia locations, results in about 30 minutes, and start the apostille in the same visit.
Anyone whose applicants, students or members need the FBI apostille for a Spanish consulate, from a one-person visa consultancy to a program placing hundreds of assistants a year.
Every placement season the same document is due at the same consulates by the same deadline. Put the NALCAP link in the acceptance packet and let assistants order, translate and track on their own.
Non-lucrative, digital nomad, student and work files. Order on behalf of clients in the portal, add the translation, ship to the client or to Spain, and keep every notification under your brand.
Semester and master's students, Facebook groups, newsletters and YouTube channels about moving to Spain. Give members a vendor you have vetted instead of a forum thread, with no process to run yourself.
The document is the same federal apostille. The timing, translation scope and companion documents change by route and by filing post; each page below is checked against the published instructions and dated.
Language and culture assistants on the Washington NALCAP route. The FBI criminal-record document needs the federal apostille; other student and assistant routes can have different triggers.
Retirees and residents living on income from outside Spain. The checked Washington instructions call for the FBI check with a federal apostille and an accepted Spanish translation.
Remote workers and freelancers. Same federal apostille, with the six-month issuance window the Washington telework instructions use.
Degree programs, master's and long study stays. Confirm the translation scope for the filing post before buying it.
Employer-sponsored files where the consulate asks for the criminal record of the country of residence for the last five years.
Renewals, residency changes and registrations that ask for a current U.S. record while the applicant is abroad. Upload the PDF, receive the original in Spain.
Replace YOUR-ORGANIZATION with your program or firm name so we can see which applicants came from you. Want it tagged for you, or a co-branded page? Sign up or email Snyder.
For non-lucrative, digital nomad, student and work applicants.
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For language assistants on the Washington NALCAP route.
https://fingerprintsandapostilles.com/apostilles/spain-auxiliares?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=spain-nalcap&utm_content=YOUR-ORGANIZATION
Spain requires your FBI background check to carry a U.S. Department of State apostille, and most consulates want a sworn translation with it. Fingerprints & Apostilles hand-carries the report into the Department of State in Washington, D.C. (approximately 7 to 10 business days of processing, $120 with U.S. return shipping included), adds the translation in the same order and ships worldwide. Order here: [your link].
España exige que tu certificado de antecedentes del FBI lleve la apostilla del Departamento de Estado de EE. UU., y la mayoría de los consulados piden además una traducción jurada. Fingerprints & Apostilles entrega el informe en mano en el Departamento de Estado en Washington, D.C. (aproximadamente 7 a 10 días hábiles de tramitación, $120 con envío de regreso dentro de EE. UU. incluido), añade la traducción en el mismo pedido y envía a todo el mundo. Pide aquí: [tu enlace].
Your applicants will ask who to use. Give them the fastest federal apostille in the country with the translation in the same order, and keep the questions out of your inbox.