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.

3 offices in Gijón
  • Gijón

    INSS — CAISS de Gijón-Centro

    Plaza del Carmen 6, 33206 Gijón

    Verify your identity in person to get the advanced Cl@ve level, and confirm how to book before you go.

    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.

  • Gijón

    Oficina Local de Tráfico de Gijón

    Plaza del Humedal, 7, 33207 Gijón

    Ask to add Cl@ve to a visit for another traffic matter, and book the appointment for that main task.

    Bring your valid DNI (Spanish national identity card), or NIE/residence evidence plus a passport or legally accepted national identity document for foreign nationals, your own mobile phone and an email address. A foreign mobile number can be used if it receives the verification SMS; do not use a number already linked to someone else. Keep the registration document and activation code for Cl@ve Permanente, and follow its separate activation steps. For a minor, bring parent/guardian ID and evidence of parental responsibility. 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.

  • Gijón

    TGSS – 33/80 – Gijón

    Plaza del Carmen 6, 33206 Gijón

    Come in person with your DNI or NIE, and ask on the national information line whether you need to book first.

    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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