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- Personal invitation letter and accommodation undertaking (Spain)The official invitation letter (carta de invitación) is applied for in person by the host at the police station where they live, paying the fee on form 790 code 012 (Spanish Order PRE/1283/2007); DocMuse does not sell it. This Spanish document, in Spanish, only accompanies it: the host's personal letter to the Spanish embassy or consulate, with the relationship, purpose and dates of the visit, the home and the costs the host covers. It does not replace the official letter. Sign it and send it to the guest, who files it with the visa application.
- Responsible declaration of household and financial dependants (Spain)If the body publishes its own free declaration model, use that one; you do not need DocMuse. The padrón certificate showing everyone at the address is issued by your town hall. This Spanish document, in Spanish, is for anyone who must state to a Spanish public body, school or social service who lives with them and, where relevant, who depends on them financially: it names the people, the date since when they have lived together and the undertaking of art. 69 of Spanish Law 39/2015. It is handed in with the application.
- Generic responsible declaration to a public body (Spain)For anyone who must declare to a town hall, an autonomous community or a State body that they meet the requirements of a procedure and hold the supporting documents. Many Spanish administrations publish their own model, free in their electronic office: if one exists, use it. This model follows article 69 of Spain’s Common Administrative Procedure Act (Ley 39/2015). It is filed online, at a registry office or at a Correos post office; companies must file electronically. Before a body with a co-official language, that language may also be used. In Spanish.
- Catalan-law holographic will: model to copy out by hand (Spain)The usual way to make a will in Catalonia, as in the rest of Spain, is the open will before a notary. This model is for people with Catalan civil residence (vecindad civil) who prefer to write their will by hand: a printed or typed copy is not a will. Under the Catalan Civil Code it is written and signed entirely in one’s own hand, with the place and date (article 421-17), and it lapses if not presented to a notary within four years of the death. It includes instructions and a model text. In Spanish.
- Holographic will: model to copy out by hand (Spain)The usual way to make a will in Spain is the open will before a notary. For those who prefer to write it in their own hand, this is a model to copy: a printed or typed copy is not a will. A holographic will must be written entirely by hand, signed and dated with year, month and day by an adult (article 688 of the Spanish Civil Code). It includes instructions and a model text. In the communities with their own regional civil law, their rules apply according to civil residence (vecindad civil), and Catalonia has its own model. In Spanish.
- Founding act and statutes of an association (Spain)For three or more people setting up a non-profit association in Spain (cultural, leisure, neighbours', parents'…): a Spanish founding act naming the founders, their decision to form it and the first board, and complete statutes with the content required by art. 7 of Spain's Organic Law 1/2002 on the right of association. All founders sign it, and it is filed with the National Register of Associations or the register of the autonomous community. In Spanish.
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