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42 Spanish Phrases for the Migration Office
42 compact Spanish phrases for appointments, residence permits, asylum questions, document checks, biometrics, case status, and appeals at a migration office.
Table of Contents
Appointments
- 01
Quiero pedir cita en extranjería.
I want to book an immigration appointment.
- 02
¿Hay citas esta semana?
Are there appointments this week?
- 03
Necesito cambiar la cita.
I need to change the appointment.
- 04
Tengo comprobante en el teléfono.
I have the confirmation on my phone.
- 05
¿Puedo entrar con intérprete?
Can I enter with an interpreter?
- 06
Vengo por mi expediente.
I am here about my case file.
- 07
¿Dónde espero mi turno?
Where do I wait for my turn?
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Residence Permit
- 08
Quiero solicitar residencia.
I want to apply for residence.
- 09
Mi tarjeta está por caducar.
My card is about to expire.
- 10
Necesito renovar mi permiso.
I need to renew my permit.
- 11
Ya presenté la solicitud.
I already submitted the application.
- 12
¿Qué requisitos faltan?
Which requirements are missing?
- 13
Traje mi pasaporte.
I brought my passport.
- 14
Aquí está mi contrato.
Here is my contract.
Asylum and Protection
- 15
Quiero pedir protección internacional.
I want to request international protection.
- 16
Necesito información sobre asilo.
I need information about asylum.
- 17
Tengo miedo de volver.
I am afraid to return.
- 18
Vengo con mi familia.
I am here with my family.
- 19
¿Puedo añadir a mi hijo?
Can I add my child?
- 20
Necesito intérprete, por favor.
I need an interpreter, please.
- 21
¿Dónde firmo la declaración?
Where do I sign the statement?
Documents and Translations
- 22
Falta una copia.
A copy is missing.
- 23
Traje traducción jurada.
I brought a certified translation.
- 24
¿Necesito apostilla?
Do I need an apostille?
- 25
Este documento vence pronto.
This document expires soon.
- 26
¿Sirve esta prueba de domicilio?
Does this proof of address work?
- 27
Quiero entregar documentos nuevos.
I want to submit new documents.
- 28
¿Puede sellar mi copia?
Can you stamp my copy?
Biometrics and Forms
- 29
Vengo a tomar huellas.
I am here for fingerprints.
- 30
¿Dónde pongo mis datos?
Where do I put my details?
- 31
No entiendo este formulario.
I do not understand this form.
- 32
Mi nombre está mal escrito.
My name is written incorrectly.
- 33
Necesito corregir mi dirección.
I need to correct my address.
- 34
¿Puedo usar tinta negra?
Can I use black ink?
- 35
La foto es reciente.
The photo is recent.
Status and Appeals
- 36
¿Cuál es el estado del expediente?
What is the case status?
- 37
Mi solicitud sigue pendiente.
My application is still pending.
- 38
¿Cuándo recibiré respuesta?
When will I receive an answer?
- 39
Recibí una resolución negativa.
I received a negative decision.
- 40
Quiero presentar un recurso.
I want to file an appeal.
- 41
¿Qué plazo tengo?
What deadline do I have?
- 42
Gracias por explicarlo.
Thank you for explaining it.
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