There is a lot of discussion these days in Cuba about the updating of the information page of the files of the Consulate General of Spain in Havana.
Some descendants assured that said page, where you can consult the status of Nationality Files Law 52/2007, Law 20/2022, Law 36/2002 (Minors and Elders) and Marriage Transcription, has begun to update, gradually. . However, the process is going very slow.
“This is very slow. We will never finish again. Days without credentials and we are still in July and we are already in December,” commented a Cuban. “They only updated the date, I already received the volume and page and the page says that I am in process,” said another person.
Another user confirmed this situation: “they only updated the date, my mother already has a volume and folio and the page says pending registration.” “In addition. I still have my registration information and I’m still in process,” someone else claimed in the consulate’s own X account.
The truth is that many descendants who live in Cuba have been asking for months to update the website where the status of the files is reported.
“Since August 21, they have not updated it and there are many of us who are waiting to have information about our procedure,” they complained in that red social.
CONSULTATION OF LMD NATIONALITY FILES
The website of the Consulate General of Spain in Havana has a page to consult the status of the Nationality Law 52/2007, Law 2 0/2022, Law 36/2002 (Minors and Majors) and Marriage Transcription files.
Applicants for these procedures must access this link and select the type of file you wish to consult:
- Nationality by Law 52/2007 (known as the Grandchildren Law)
- Nationality by Law 36/2002 (Minors)
- Nationality by Law 36/2002 (Seniors)
- Nationality by Law 20/2022 (Democratic Memory Law)
- Marriage Transcription
Next, they must type the file number and the surname of the owner, or click where it says “I don’t know my file number” if that is the case.
