Legal notice

What this website is

Ayuda Trámites is an independent information guide about Spanish bureaucracy: appointments, benefits and the paperwork you need to work in Spain, starting with the Spanish Public Employment Service (SEPE). Ayuda Trámites is not SEPE and is not affiliated with any Spanish public authority. We do not manage appointments, we do not process benefit claims and we do not charge for any content.

Ownership

This website is operated from Spain by D.J.S. Haarsma, self-employed (NIF ESY8730903W), with address at Carrer del Comte d'Urgell 76, 08011 Barcelona, Spain. You can contact the party responsible for this website at info@ayudatramites.es.

Terms of use

The content of this website is purely informative. We make a continuous effort to keep the information up to date and verified against official sources, but procedures, requirements and contact details can change without notice. Before starting any procedure, always check the information on the official SEPE websites: www.sepe.es and sede.sepe.gob.es.

This website may display advertising and recommended third-party services; any such recommendation is always clearly marked as such and never presented as an official channel. For details on how we collect and use data, see our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

Limitation of liability

We are not responsible for decisions taken based on the information on this website, nor for the content of external pages we link to. Procedures with SEPE always take place through its official channels.

Intellectual property

The texts, structure and design of this website are the property of the party responsible for the site and may not be reproduced, distributed or copied without prior authorisation, except for personal and non-commercial use. Office data comes from official public sources, cited on our methodology page.

Applicable law

This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. Any dispute arising from the use of this website shall be submitted to the courts and tribunals of Barcelona, Spain, unless mandatory consumer-protection rules provide otherwise.