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  1. Thank you, I'll be doing this as I see no other alternative. I hope it's good enough for the consulate too!
  2. I'm on a CR1 visa, I already have my greencard and all. Yes this is what Spain requires me to do, so that they know I'm no longer living in Spain and instead I'm living in the US. I'm hoping to find other Spaniards who already went through this process to see how they did it.
  3. Good morning, I recently arrived to the US as a resident. I'm from Spain and my consulate would be the one in New York. One of the things I need to do is register as a resident. In order to do so I need to have a notarized copy of either my passport or my ID card (DNI). The issue is that I found that notaries in my surrounding states (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware do not allow notarized copies of passports and ID. For anyone who has already registered in the New York embassy as a Spaniard residing in the US, how did you go about the notarized copies requirement? The only thing I can think of is writing a statement (affidavit) were I say that the copy is authentic and complete and have that statement signed with a notary. Thank you!
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