Legalizing Iranian Documents and Administrative Follow-up in Spain
This is where the biggest difference between an Iranian file and other nationalities lies: Iran is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. Every official Iranian document must go through the full consular legalization process, not simply receive an apostille stamp.
Legalizing and Translating Documents
Consular Legalization of Iranian Documents
The steps: legalization in Iran (Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Foreign Affairs), then legalization at the consular section of the Spanish Embassy in Tehran.
Persian-to-Spanish Sworn Translation
The requirement to use a sworn translator (Traductor Jurado) accredited by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Administrative Follow-up and Appeals
Administrative Silence (Silencio Administrativo)
Your rights when the authorities fail to respond to your application within the legal deadline.
Appeal Against a Denied Residency Application
The legal path for challenging a decision denying a residency application.
Appeal Against a Denied Visa
The path for challenging a denied visa application at the Spanish Embassy.
Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry
Marriage between an Iranian and a Spanish citizen: documents, interview, and recognition of Iranian documents.
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