“Waiting makes you desperate,” says a popular saying and nothing is more true. Hundreds of thousands of people want to know how their Spanish nationality file is going through the so-called “Grandchildren Law.” The government has just launched a new consultation channel. We explain to you.
So far, more than 225,000 people have come forward to claim their Spanish heritage, taking advantage of the Democratic Memory Law (LMD), which is commonly known as the “Grandchildren Law.” This law, valid until 2025, according to the latest information, offers a unique opportunity to descendants of Spanish exiles and emigrants to obtain Spanish citizenship.
The possibility of obtaining citizenship as powerful as the Spanish one has driven great interest in this law, generating a constant flow of applications, which sometimes means that the wait lasts for months, without knowing the direction of the nationality or the file. .
New channel to obtain information about the Grandchildren Law
As a result of this, the General Council of Spanish Citizenship Abroad (CGCEE) launched a new channel, an online form type, so that you can make inquiries for free and clarify doubts, from the “Grandchildren Law” to information on procedures of returnees to the European country.
How to access the form? It’s something simple, visit the CGCEE website. Look for the “Contact” or “Inquiries” section. Click on the link to access the form. Complete the form with your information and your query. Submit the form. This is how many doubts are resolved in Spain, through online forms.
Your questions would be answered within a very short period of days, by a team of CGCEE experts who will review your query and give you a personalized response as soon as possible.
It is already active, and hundreds of people have left them doubts about the Nietos law, their files and need information from this new channel.
“I have already left several complaints, I hope they not only answer, but also give us solutions to this condition since the LMD began, we are mired in apathy and abandonment,” said a descendant from Argentina. Another insisted that she has been waiting for 18 months for a response on her file for Spanish nationality.
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