English version: Preguntas frecuentes sobre precios

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This page is written for users searching specifically for English version: Preguntas frecuentes sobre precios. It explains what should be checked before opening a file, which documents matter and when it makes sense to move to a DGT appointment.

What we check before starting

Before accepting a file, we check the issuing country, issue date, expiry date, licence categories and residence status in Spain. This prevents preparing a file that could later be blocked by a basic requirement.

Important documents and data

Typical documents include signed forms, NIE copies or an accepted residence document, the psychotechnical test and the original driving licence. DNI, NIE, white letter with work permit, red card or green card may be reviewed depending on the case.

How the process works with us

The client sends the documents, the file is prepared, the DGT appointment is arranged and the gestoría attends for the client. The client does not normally need to appear personally if representation is possible.

Price and payment timing

The standard service costs €250 and includes fees, VAT, professional fees, document delivery and collection. Payment is requested before the DGT appointment. Several categories may be included in the same file when viable.

Indicative timing

After filing, the temporary licence is usually issued in about 3 weeks and allows driving. The final licence usually arrives about one month later, although timings may vary.

Mistakes to avoid

Common mistakes include sending unclear photos, not checking residence status, confusing expired and valid licences or assuming the price is per category. The price is per file, not per category.