Cédula de inscripción offices in Alicante

The Immigration Offices in Alicante

Documentación de personas extranjeras indocumentadas: cédula de inscripción is an authorisation, so it is decided at an Oficina de Extranjería under the Government Delegation — not at a police station. They are separate networks with separate appointment systems, and going to the wrong one is the most common wasted journey in Spanish immigration.

The ministry's page for Alicante does not name this procedure among the services it itemises for these offices. They are the province's Immigration Offices, which is where authorisations of this kind are decided, but ring ahead before travelling rather than relying on that.

• Sede 1. Oficina de Extranjería en Alicante

  Alicante/Alacant

  Address

  Calle Ebanistería, (Polígono de Babel), 4 y 6, 03071 Alicante/Alacant

  Phone

  965019300

  Also decides

  Employed work and residence permits, self-employed work and residence permits, posted worker permits, residence and work for research, work authorisations for existing residents, exemptions from the work permit requirement, return authorisations, non-lucrative residence, family reunification, arraigo, other exceptional-circumstances permits, long-term residence, EU long-term residence, student stay permits, changing from one permit type to another, residence permits for minors, reports on temporary travel by minors, adoption visas, repatriation of unaccompanied minors, EU family member residence cards, expulsion and return proceedings, information on procedures

• Sede 2. Oficina de Extranjería en Altea (Alicante)

  Altea

  Address

  Teléfono: 96 501 92 60, 03590 Altea

  Phone

  965019300

  Opening hours

  Horario de atención al público: 9 a 14 horas

  Also decides

  Employed work and residence permits, self-employed work and residence permits, residence and work for research, work authorisations for existing residents, exemptions from the work permit requirement, return authorisations, non-lucrative residence, family reunification, arraigo, other exceptional-circumstances permits, long-term residence, EU long-term residence, student stay permits, changing from one permit type to another, residence permits for minors, EU family member residence cards, EU registration certificates, information on procedures

The offices, and what each one handles

What to take with you

Official fee

The legally applicable fees must be paid before the cédula is issued

• Any documents indicating identity, origin and nationalityOf any kind, including expired ones, to be added to the checks being carried out.
• Notarial act on the consulate's refusalRecording the indications and evidence of identity, origin and nationality, and evidencing the request made to the consulate and left unanswered — unless one of the two exemptions applies.
• Report from the Asylum and Refuge Office, where relevantMay be obtained where an exceptional-circumstances applicant alleges serious reasons preventing them from appearing at their consulate.
• Report from the child protection entityFor young people who were under its guardianship or protection measure, in place of the notarial act.
• Evidence of humanitarian reasons or public interestDocuments, statements or any other appropriate evidence justifying documentation by the Spanish authorities.
• Proof of the applicable feesPaid before the cédula is issued.

The conditions, deadlines and what happens if you miss them

Other procedures handled in Alicante

• NIE in Alicante5 offices — Alicante, Alcoy and Benidorm and others
• TIE card in Alicante1 office — Alicante
• EU registration in Alicante8 offices — Alicante, Alcoy and Benidorm and others
• Invitation letter in Alicante7 offices — Alicante, Alcoy and Benidorm and others
• Stay extension in Alicante1 office — Alicante