FAQ: How does the free test work?: frequently asked questions
Direct answer
The orientation test is free: answer questions about your situation (residence, work, family) and receive a personalised summary with possible pathways. It does not replace legal advice or guarantee an administrative outcome.
Key facts
- Based on official sources (BOE, Ministry of Inclusion, National Police).
- Educational content; not legal advice.
- Editorially reviewed August 2026.
Our explanation
Is this official information?
No. We synthesise public sources; the Administration is the only binding source.
Can I use the free test?
Yes. The test and personalised summary are free at all times.
Do I need a lawyer?
Not mandatory, but advisable for complex cases or prior rejections.
How long does the procedure take?
Depends on procedure and province; check official resolution deadlines.
Can I submit electronically?
Many procedures allow online submission with digital certificate or Cl@ve.
What if I am rejected?
You may appeal within deadline: reconsideration (one month) or contentious depending on case.
FAQ
How long does the test take?
About 5-10 minutes depending on your situation.
Do I need personal data?
Only what's needed to personalise the summary.
Is it legal advice?
No; it is informational guidance based on your profile.
Can I submit electronically?
Many procedures allow electronic submission with digital certificate.
What if I am rejected?
You may appeal within deadline: reconsideration or contentious.
Official sources
Verified primary references. Our explanation is independent and does not replace official regulations.