Cost breakdown
All figures are USD ranges based on typical cases for Spain. Your actual cost may vary based on document complexity, consulate jurisdiction, and case-specific factors. A consultation gives you a fixed-fee quote in writing.
Eligibility memo, dossier compilation, filing, RFE responses, oath ceremony support. Fixed fee, no hourly billing.
$5,000–$14,000
Vital records, parish records, naturalization/no-record letters, archive research. Adjusted based on what you already have.
$1,500–$4,000
8–20 pages translated by sworn translators, accepted by the receiving authority.
$280–$1,800
6–15 documents apostilled (Hague Convention) or legalized (non-Hague).
$450–$6,000
Court filing fees and court costs.
$150–$400
Estimated travel for oath ceremony. Counsel can often attend by proxy.
$0–$2,500
Estimated total (all-in)
For 1 person
$7,380–$28,700
Midpoint: $18,040
Spain-specific notes
Memory Law window is expected to close in late 2025 or early 2026 — act quickly.
Exile documentation can be complex for post-1955 emigration.
This calculator gives a range. For a precise, all-in fixed-fee quote in writing — with no hourly billing and no add-ons — book a free 90-minute consultation with a case lead who specializes in Spain citizenship by descent.