What are the visa requirements to live in Spain?
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Official Spanish Translators for your visa application
All visa applications require official translation into Spanish. Translators whom my clients and I work with regularly and have experience working with Spanish visa processes are:
Translator in Spain: Maria Castellano is a Spanish certified sworn Translator-Interpreter. Her main area of expertise is visa application. She has been working for years to provide thorough and accurate translations for expats moving to Spain. She regularly provides translations for the Consulate of Spain in San Francisco, Los Angeles and London, as well as for other countries’ consulates in Spain. Regarding her education, she is a graduate in Translation and Interpreting by the University of Granada, Spain, an MA graduate in Linguistics by SJSU in California and a former Fulbright grantee. She has lived in the US, the UK and Belgium, and is well aware of the challenges anyone faces when moving abroad. www.mariacastellano.com. Email: castellano.mariamar@gmail.com
Translators in the USA:
- Maritza F. Cardoso-Vicente produces translations that are in keeping with the original format of the document (birth certificate, FBI background checks, etc.) She can also provide a notarized affidavit attesting to her credentials. For the Health certificates, the Consulate provides the exact language on its web site that you should follow. You can email her scanned copies of your documents that she can translate and post back to you in hard copy. Email: mitziecat1@sbcglobal.net Tel. +1 323-363-5663
Translator in Spain: Maria Castellano is a Spanish certified sworn Translator-Interpreter. Her main area of expertise is visa application. She has been working for years to provide thorough and accurate translations for expats moving to Spain. She regularly provides translations for the Consulate of Spain in San Francisco, Los Angeles and London, as well as for other countries’ consulates in Spain. Regarding her education, she is a graduate in Translation and Interpreting by the University of Granada, Spain, an MA graduate in Linguistics by SJSU in California and a former Fulbright grantee. She has lived in the US, the UK and Belgium, and is well aware of the challenges anyone faces when moving abroad. www.mariacastellano.com. Email: castellano.mariamar@gmail.com
Translators in the USA:
- Maritza F. Cardoso-Vicente produces translations that are in keeping with the original format of the document (birth certificate, FBI background checks, etc.) She can also provide a notarized affidavit attesting to her credentials. For the Health certificates, the Consulate provides the exact language on its web site that you should follow. You can email her scanned copies of your documents that she can translate and post back to you in hard copy. Email: mitziecat1@sbcglobal.net Tel. +1 323-363-5663