Offices for cancelling your address registration in Spain

Bring valid original identification and a signed, dated declaration describing the move abroad. The city’s downloadable declaration asks for the destination municipality and country and an identity-document copy. Representation is reserved for inability to attend due to force majeure: provide the signed authorisation, evidence of absence and original identification of both people. Official foreign documents require a sworn Spanish translation. Alternatively submit through the electronic generic application with a digital certificate.

Bring valid original identification and a signed, dated declaration describing the move abroad. The city’s downloadable declaration asks for the destination municipality and country and an identity-document copy. Representation is reserved for inability to attend due to force majeure: provide the signed authorisation, evidence of absence and original identification of both people. Official foreign documents require a sworn Spanish translation. Alternatively submit through the electronic generic application with a digital certificate.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring the completed generic written application and your original, valid identity document. State that you are requesting padrón deregistration because you are leaving Spain. Ask the registry about any additional evidence for your circumstances and retain proof of submission; handing in the request is not itself confirmation of completion.

Bring original valid passport or residence card. EU/EEA/Swiss nationals may use home-country ID together with the foreigner-registration certificate showing NIE (foreigner identification number). For representation, prepare form F0204, the representative’s original ID and a copy of the authorising person’s ID. Children need birth/family evidence legally translated into Catalan or Spanish; under-14s bring passport/residence card if held, and older children need the identity evidence the council requires. The checklist also requires parents’ or representatives’ ID, authorisation from both parents or legal representatives, and legal-representation evidence. Ask the counter how to document a custody-specific case.

Apply before travelling. Bring valid identification and both the original and a copy of evidence of travel abroad. Confirm arrangements for any represented family member.

Apply before travelling. Bring valid identification and both the original and a copy of evidence of travel abroad. Confirm arrangements for any represented family member.

State the destination country and departure date. Prepare valid identity documents and any representation or family/custody evidence. A child’s departure requires the applicable consent of both parents or judicial authorisation. Provide Catalan/Spanish documents or the required consular/sworn translations; photographs and screenshots are not accepted. Watch for the city’s confirmation or requests for additional evidence.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare signed J124 and valid identity evidence, preferably the document used for your padrón entry. EU/EEA/Swiss applicants can use a passport, home-country ID or Spanish residence card; an EU registration certificate must be accompanied by a passport or national ID. Other foreign nationals use a passport or Spanish residence card. If representation is not recorded in Representa, provide express written authorisation with the represented person’s original signature and identity document. For under-18s, add birth/family evidence if the ID lacks parent details; if not registered with parents, provide the appropriate parental authorisation and signers’ ID copies. State your destination and reliable notification details.

Prepare form 501 or the departure request specified by the office, valid identity evidence in original and copy, and representation evidence if someone applies for you. For children, check the family-book or guardianship/custody documents the municipality requires. Confirm the correct procedure if you are moving to a country other than your country of origin.