In Spain if you are making a denuncia in relation to a criminal matter it is to the National Police or the Guardia Civil. Non-criminal then the Policía Local.  After they take any immediate action, which is necessary, and satisfy themselves there is a matter to be answered, the papers are submitted to the Court. A judge then decides what action or further action will be taken.

 

 

 

 

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According to:

 

 http://www.abacoconnect.com/non-resident-taxes-in-spain?gclid=CPmY6afUm7ACFSYhtAodt1qpYw 

 

The Spanish Tax Authority has sent out 300,000 letters since the end of 2011 to resident and non-resident property owners  who have not made a tax return,   so maybe those who think they can ignore it and it will go away, may be in for a shock.

It's for same for someone changing their UK licence to a Spanish one because the same applies to a Spaniard renewing  his Spanish DL. That is, it’s Valid for 3 months too. 

 

If the Spanird waits over 3 months then he needs a new cert too.  

 

The same for all.

Just a couple of points:

 

The original of the Ecritura is always retained by the Property Registry, so your solicitor is looking after a copy only.

 

The same applies to a Will, the original is with the notary whom you signed in front of.

 

And, the cost of making out a tax return for a Resident or paying the non-resident property tax is usually about 40 / 50 euros (plus the tax) it’s a job of about 5 minutes, once you have supplied all the info, but I have on a couple of occasions paid well over the top too,  as on those times it suited me to get in with the accountant.

Dringman

 

As I said, if you drive on a UK DL then the cert is valid for the same period that a Spanish one would be at your age.

 

Example.   I am 72 my Spanish DL is valid for two years.  If I were driving on a UK DL the cert would be valid, with ,my UK DL, for two years.

 

However, if i apply for a new Spanish DL or to renew one, the cert is valid for only 3 months,