The title says all about my spanish level right now :P But
we'll talk about it later.
I want to explain little bit how the process works to get
this id. First you need to get an appointment in Extranjeria to present the
documents such as activity agreement, passport, insurance card, application
form and their copies. This thing called Extranjeria is in Toledo so Helena and
Antonella (our Italian friend who used to help us at the shop) accompanied me
for the first time. We had the activity agreement in english and they requested
the spanish one the whole spanish one nothing but the spanish one! :d So we had
to find a copy place first and then the document on Helena's computer. We did
but the signatures were missing in this one. I panicked for a moment but then I
remembered that I had it in my gmail!
But I've never understood why they needed to have the copies
of ALL the empty pages of my passport.
Anyway the first step was done (Yayy)
After a while (I really don't remember the exact time) I
received a paper and this time I had to hand a photo and pay a tax. I went
alone and surprisingly didn't get lost:P The most challenging thing was to tell
the bus driver "I don't know where to get off. Can you tell me when we
arrive at Extranjeria?" in spanish. Well, he understood somehow :D Oh no, the most challenging thing was to find
a bank that accepts this kind of payment. The nearest one to Extranjeria required
a bank account (Nayy). So I followed three moroccans who also were leaving the
bank because they seemed to know where they were going haha
We found one but it only accepted tax payments between
certain hours. So I found a place where I can eat churros (sin chocolate:( and
wait for a few hours more. Finally I paid it and brought the receipt back to
Extranjeria. The only thing left to do was to wait for 30 days and come back to
take my card.
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