Cese de Baja of TIE card following death of spouse

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2024 11:07am

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I am sorry for the long post but I am struggling a bit here. Not something that you carry out everyday but would welcome some help if at all possible.

I need to deregister my husbands TIE card following his death. He was a permanent resident under the WIthdrawal Agreement, if that makes any difference. I understand that this is done by completion of Form EX18 and mark Cese de Baja accordingly. There is a space for inputting the reason. Any idea as to exactly what to enter here.

Do you down load the form and complete it, or must it be completed on line, then printed off.

Is a payment required with Modelo 790 012, presumably and if so, which box is to be ticked

I assume that they will require to see his passport (with copy) and original TIE card. Copy padron ?

Do they give you some sort of receipt to say that this deregistration has been carried out, or do you have to complete a further form to request this confirmation. If so, any idea of the form required. The reason I ask is that the Ayuntamiento have given me a form to complete and return to deregister him off the Padron. The lady was a bit officious and most insistant that they would require to see confirmation that this has been done. When I asked what would be required she merely shrugged her shoulders and tutted. Not very helpful at all !!

Finally can anyone tell me which box I would tick when making an appointment with the Extranjeros office at my local Policia Nacional

Thank you in advance for any assistance

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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 1:20pm

Stephanie86

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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 1:20pm

I am sorry for your situation and know how hard it must be. I think the best solution may be for you to go to a local gestor, where for a reasonable sum they will be able to advise you accurately. They charge much less than abogados and are usually familiar with all communications between official channels and private persons as this is effectively their function.

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:05pm

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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:05pm

Stephanie M K wrote on Sat Mar 30, 2024 11:07am:
I am sorry for the long post but I am struggling a bit here. Not something that you carry out everyday but would welcome some help if at all possible.
I need to deregister my husbands TIE card following his death. He was a permanent resident under the WIthdrawal Agreement, if that makes any difference. I understand that this is done by completion of Form EX18 and mark Cese de Baja accordingly. There is a space for inputting the reas...

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...on. Any idea as to exactly what to enter here.
Do you down load the form and complete it, or must it be completed on line, then printed off.
Is a payment required with Modelo 790 012, presumably and if so, which box is to be ticked
I assume that they will require to see his passport (with copy) and original TIE card. Copy padron ?
Do they give you some sort of receipt to say that this deregistration has been carried out, or do you have to complete a further form to request this confirmation. If so, any idea of the form required. The reason I ask is that the Ayuntamiento have given me a form to complete and return to deregister him off the Padron. The lady was a bit officious and most insistant that they would require to see confirmation that this has been done. When I asked what would be required she merely shrugged her shoulders and tutted. Not very helpful at all !!
Finally can anyone tell me which box I would tick when making an appointment with the Extranjeros office at my local Policia Nacional
Thank you in advance for any assistance

Hi there,

Sorry to hear about your situation. If you do get stuck and not find a gestor who can help you, try the lawyer Javier Zubieta Esteban, who speaks perfect English. You can google his contact details. He is the equivalent of an English QC.

GOOD LUCK,

Janice

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Posted: Mon Apr 1, 2024 12:55am

Keith53

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Posted: Mon Apr 1, 2024 12:55am

I don’t have any advice for you. But I just wanted to say that I’m sorry for you loss and it’s the one thing I’ve worried about myself if this were to happen to me. It’s a difficult time and thing to deal with especially when in another country.

Have you thought about using a gestor/interpreter to help you with your forms?

I’m not sure what area you are in but could recommend two lovely ladies that could probably help you with the appointments and form filling. You would have to pay in general I’ve paid 20€ for first hour but I’ve always found in worthwhile.