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How to make an appointment at the immigration office through the internet?

Through this new system, people who need to make an appointment will be able to choose the place, day and time for the fingerprinting process; in addition, they will have the opportunity to do it from their cell phone, tablet or computer.
At the moment, appointments can be requested throughout the country except Alajuela, however, this option will soon be available. Those interested should go to www.seguridadpublica.go.cr and look for the «Fingerprinting» icon.

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To carry out different procedures, the citizen will have to obtain a previous appointment, this is requested through the official website of the public administrations https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es/icpplus/citar?p=3, once there, he/she must select his/her province and then the type of procedure he/she wants to carry out.
Once you have chosen the procedure to be carried out, you will be shown the documents with which the applicant must appear at the immigration office, then you must select a date and time when you are available to appear at the office assigned to you.
If the resolution of your residency application has been approved, you will have to go to an immigration office, where you will be fingerprinted and present your documents for your card to be issued.
If, for example, the citizen needs to make a letter of invitation, he/she will have at his/her disposal the application form, a document that must be filled out with the information of both the guest and the person inviting that person, and must be presented (along with the rest of the documents) at the office assigned to him/her on the day of the appointment he/she has booked.

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If you wish to have your fingerprints taken to obtain your TIE (physical NIE), you must first request an appointment (cita previa extranjería huellas) through the electronic site that the government makes available to all citizens(COMO VA LO MIO). Once you have requested the appointment, you will go to the office of your choice from the list provided on the day and time of your choice. There you will be fingerprinted, which will appear on the TIE (card with the physical NIE).
The website where you can make an appointment for fingerprinting (among many other procedures) can be found at this link: https://sede.administracionespublicas.gob.es/icpplus/index.html.
Depending on which one you choose, there are several procedures. If you do not see or are not sure which procedures are listed in detail, check the «OK» box and you will see in detail the list of procedures you can choose from in your chosen province. Select the «Fingerprinting» option from the list. The next step is to click on the suggested list and select Police-Fingerprinting (Card Issuance) and Long Term Card Renewal and click OK.

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How long does it take to get the NIE after the fingerprint? You will get the NIE after the fingerprinting in approximately 45 days after the Appointment. Some offices provide a registration code that allows you to track your card. To collect your card, most Foreigners’ Offices will require you to rebook your Appointment. Remember that the TIE/NIE is the official identification document for you as a foreigner, so it is mandatory to obtain it.
To collect the NIE/Card, you will need to make an appointment at the Immigration office in the province where you are registered. This time you have to request INFORMATION and then APPOINTMENT FOR COLLECTION. You can request an appointment here:
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