Offices that help with Cl@ve and digital ID in Spain

Not every office helps with every kind of digital ID

Help with digital identification is offered by different kinds of offices: Social Security branches, citizen-service offices run by the region or the city, and others. Some only help on set days or for one type of ID, so choose a city to see what each office does, how to arrange a visit and what to bring.

5 offices in Badalona
  • Badalona

    Administración de la AEAT de Badalona

    Vía Augusta, 22-24, 08911 Badalona

    Book Cl@ve registration online and go to the exact office named in your confirmation.

    Bring DNI/NIE, applicable identity evidence, your own Spanish or foreign mobile number and an email address. For a minor, bring identity and evidence of parental responsibility. Cl@ve registration is different from obtaining an FNMT (Spain’s mint, which issues digital certificates) certificate; select the appropriate service. For in-person Cl@ve registration, the applicant must attend, including children; an ordinary proxy cannot attend instead. For a child, bring the accompanying parent or guardian’s identification and proof of parental responsibility or guardianship. Spanish children under 14 also need their own valid DNI (Spanish national identity card); foreign children need the legally required identity documents.

  • Badalona

    INSS — CAISS de Badalona

    Calle Margarida Xirgu 33, 08911 Badalona

    Call the national social security line to confirm how to attend, then register in person for Cl@ve.

    Bring your original valid DNI (Spanish national identity card) or NIE (foreigner identification number) documentation. Foreign nationals must also establish their identity with a passport or travel document issued by the competent authorities of their country of origin or provenance. Have your own mobile number and email available. One mobile number can be associated with only one DNI/NIE. Keep the registration receipt and follow the activation instructions. For in-person Cl@ve registration, the applicant must attend, including children; an ordinary proxy cannot attend instead. For a child, bring the accompanying parent or guardian’s identification and proof of parental responsibility or guardianship. Spanish children under 14 also need their own valid DNI; foreign children need the legally required identity documents.

  • Badalona

    Oficina d’atenció ciutadana de Badalona - Sant Roc (Departament de Drets Socials i Inclusió)

    Avinguda del Maresme 182–190, 08918 Badalona

    From age 16, register in person for idCAT Mòbil, which lets you log in to public procedures with one-time SMS codes.

    Bring your accepted identity document and the mobile phone you will use; complete and sign the registration form. AOC accepts, among others, Spanish ID, a residence permit, a passport or EU national ID. Ask which identification and assurance level you need if your intended procedure requires idCAT Mòbil+.

  • Badalona

    Servei d’Atenció al Ciutadà — El Viver

    Plaça de l’Assemblea de Catalunya, 9–12, Edifici El Viver, planta baixa, 08911 Badalona

    Prepare your request online, then visit in person to confirm your identity, as the form alone is not enough.

    Bring accepted original identification. A passport or foreign national ID also needs a photocopy; an EU citizen registration certificate must be accompanied by a photo ID. AOC warns that certificates issued against passports or foreign ID numbers are often not accepted by public-service applications, which generally expect NIF (tax identification number) or NIE (foreigner identification number). Keep the personal download code and delivery sheet safe.

  • Badalona

    TGSS – 08/11 – Badalona

    Avenida President Companys 106-110, 08911 Badalona

    Go yourself to register for Cl@ve, as no third party or authorised representative can do it for you.

    Bring your DNI (Spanish national identity card) or NIE (foreigner identification number) documentation, your own mobile number and an email address. Foreign citizens also need a passport or travel document issued by their country. Only one DNI/NIE can be associated with the same mobile number. Bring the phone so you can follow any verification instructions and keep activation details private. For in-person Cl@ve registration, the applicant must attend, including children; an ordinary proxy cannot attend instead. For a child, bring the accompanying parent or guardian’s identification and proof of parental responsibility or guardianship. Spanish children under 14 also need their own valid DNI; foreign children need the legally required identity documents.

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