BGD Abogados · Madrid
Older material may refer to arraigo laboral. Immigration rules and category names have since changed, so an application must be assessed under the rules applicable to it, including the current arraigo sociolaboral route where relevant.
Discuss your caseWe review identity, immigration history, personal and family circumstances, work or other relevant connections and any previous decisions. Document consistency and the rules applicable to the particular application are central to the assessment.
Current category guidance: Spanish Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration (Spanish). The older label is retained here to help readers identify the issue; it is not a statement that the former category remains available.
You do not need to arrive with a perfect file. Bring what is available and identify any documents still missing, especially where a formal date or deadline is involved.
We identify missing evidence and explain the proposed route before filing. If an application has been refused, the reasons and notification date are reviewed before deciding whether an appeal or another application is appropriate.
Different residence and nationality routes have different requirements. Confirm the applicable procedure first; a document useful for one application may be insufficient or unnecessary for another.
Call the Madrid office or use the enquiry form. Explain the main facts and any relevant deadline. We will identify the information needed and the scope of any proposed work.
Immigration and nationality
Our Madrid office reviews residence, nationality and immigration appeals. We help identify the appropriate procedure and the documents needed for your particular circumstances.
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The right support depends on whether your case is a straightforward application or involves disputed facts, a refusal or a legal challenge. Clarify who will assess eligibility, prepare the evidence and handle any appeal before appointing a professional.
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Arraigo social is a specific Spanish residence route. Time spent in Spain, family or social ties, means of support and the applicable documentary requirements need to be considered as part of the complete application.
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There is no single residence procedure suitable for everyone. Nationality, family circumstances, work, previous permissions and the current immigration position determine which routes should be considered.
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The completeness of the application, requests for additional documents and the administration's workload can affect progress. Keep submission receipts and notifications so the file can be tracked accurately.
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We advise on residence, nationality, renewals, arraigo applications and appeals against refusals. The correct procedure depends on your circumstances and the rules applicable to your case.
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A brief explanation helps us identify the relevant documents and the next step. Mention any deadline or formal notice you have received.
+34 91 186 30 81
info@bgdabogados.com
Calle Velázquez 27, 1º Ext. Izda., 28001 Madrid, Spain.
Monday–Friday, 08:00–20:00 (Madrid time).
