I live in the United States. After I get an apostille on my birth certificate, I will need an authentic translation of everything into Spanish. Is there a way to fax everything to the Spanish embassy for the translation, or will I need to take it to them in person? Thanks guys.

To be honest, my girlfriend and I are thinking about getting married. We are in a very serious relationship, and both my parents and her parents would be okay with it. I am pretty familiar with the steps needed to get married there, but my question is this: After getting married (I know I will need ...

I realize now that getting a work visa will be next to impossible for me. However, If my girlfriend and I were to get married, and after getting a residence permit, would I be able to work and study in Spain without problems?

I can speak fluent Spanish. Anyway, I don't understand why it should be so difficult if I would just like to live in Spain, and find work. There are plenty of immigrants there, and I know they are legal. I also plan to go to La Escuela Oficial de Idiomas in September. Any more advice given this info...

I think I may have misgiven my information. I don't have a work visa yet. I was wondering if someone my girlfriend knows could contract me to work in Spain, and if that would be sufficient to get a work visa, and what all I could do with a work visa. Also, could anyone tell me how to get in touch wi...

Hello everyone! Before people tell me to search for the following questions, I have. I have searched up and down, I have tried getting in touch with the Spanish consulate in Washington D.C. (I am from North Carolina, male, 20 years old.) My girlfriend lives in Spain, she is a native of Spain. I have...