What’s next?
Once your Application form has been sent to Spain, we will gather the necessary paperwork required to qualify and register your claim in Court. From the start to Court submission, we can do this within 45 days (with your help).
The first document required is your Mortgage Deed:
Known as a Hipoteca this gives us the values of the claim and the clauses identified to be nullified and refunded. If you have this document, upload it here and we will know if you have a claim and roughly how much it is worth.
If you do not have a copy of your Mortgage deed, we can source this for you, but it will increase the claim duration. Where possible we will try to arrange the same Notary that you used for signing and they can provide you with the Mortgage deed at the appointment (be aware they may charge a supplement for this).
The next document required is the Power of Attorney (POA):
Almost all Legal procedures in Spain, we need Authority to act on your behalf. This is needed regardless of whether you can supply the deed or not. The POA is specifically for your claim and does not give the solicitor any other rights and we WILL NOT be able to continue with any claim without it.
We will arrange this for you, by liaising with you, The Lawyer and your chosen Notary. PLEASE NOTE Only one person is needed to attend the appointment to sign the document.
The Notary will charge you between 100 - 120 Euros for this service.
We ask that, on answering the questions, you are as specific as possible to the timings and the required Notary. Please give 7 days notice for the required appointment date, as cancellations and late changes may incur a cost.
Please complete, and submit, the form below: