Step-by-step procedure: How to resolve the matter safely

1. Director NIE and Spanish company NIF procurement (Agencia Tributaria (AEAT) / Spanish Gestor) The statutory director must hold a valid Spanish Foreigner Identification Number (NIE), and the Slovak company must have a tax ID (NIF) issued by the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT). These are typically arranged by your local Spanish tax advisor (gestor). 2. Turnkey Slovak Commercial Register extract (< 30 days) with Apostille (Legalization Center Bratislava) At Legalization Center, we procure a fresh notarial extract from the Slovak Commercial Register (< 30 days old), obtain the Hague Apostille, and our certified court translator prepares the sworn translation into Spanish bound with a tricolor ribbon. 3. Online FNMT application and director video identification (Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre (FNMT)) Submit the online application for the Certificado Digital de Representante de Persona Jurídica on the official FNMT portal. The director completes online biometric video identification with their ID held under their chin (or authenticates in person at a consulate or AEAT office). 4. Certificate download and tax advisor authorization (Client / Spanish Tax Advisor) Once approved, download the software digital certificate to your computer. The certificate enables you or your Spanish tax advisor (gestor) to file rental tax returns (Modelo 210) and communicate electronically with AEAT.