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RENEW YOUR PADRON NOW!

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RENEW YOUR PADRON NOW!

San Fulgencio Needs You

The services in your Community are at risk

It is very important to confirm your intention to remain on the Padron

Bring your Passport or NIE number with you to one of the Municipal Offices at Calle Madrid no.5 or 7, the Office of Tourism, the Policia Local office on the Urbanisation or at the Plaza de La Constitution No.26, San Fulgencio.

Thank you for your cooperation
WE ARE ALL SAN FULGENCIO

Why is it necessary to renew your padron? Central government is aware that many extranjeros have left Spain and have decided that if anyone has not renewed their Padron in the last two years, they will be removed from the list.
No Padron no vote. No Padron, less funding from Central Government, resulting in the degradation of Services, Policing, Education, Health Care and Wellfare. At present there are more than 4,500 persons registered in San Fulgencio, that fall into this category. If you are one of them, please come along and re-register. Now!

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Yes! San Fulgencio needs you!
Register!
Do not hesitate!

ASL Member Founding Member 2013-09-12

Be happy you do not have to renew the "Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la unión" (residencia).

ASL Member Founding Member 2013-09-18

WEEJOHN!
I have tried to update my PADRON on four separate occasions now!
My partner died in 2011 at which time I was in the Satellite Town Hall in La Marina and reported the matter. We need paperwork they said!
So in the fullness of time I presented an autopsy/post mortem report which they turned down, this was no evidence of a death! Clearly the town hall personnel know "living people" who have undergone autopsy/post mortem. Clearly this did not satisfy there requirements.
When I re-married I was again in the satellite town hall to register my new partner so that a SIP card could be issued. Once again I pointed out that my previous partner was dead and that my pardon was not correct. Only a death certificate would confirm a death, so even though these do not exist in Scandinavia the certifying doctor sent to me a "specially prepared death certificate" confirming my partners death in October 2011.
Earlier this week I again attended the satellite town hall armed with the death certificate. At the time Jeff, our councillor, was there on another matter when both he and I were informed that the death certificate was unacceptable because it was in Swedish, remarkable when you think that my partner came from that country!
The result was that Jeff beat a hasty retreat to his offices without any comment whatsoever, the death certificate was left with the town hall staff even though they cannot use it because of translation difficulties and I after four attempts to correct the pardon left the town hall for the last time on this matter.
Now I have an attitude of STICK YOUR PADRON!

ASL Member Founding Member 2013-09-18