What is specific to Spanish companies
Spain and India are both apostille countries; private documents are notarised first. Sworn English translation is needed, and names and NIE or DNI numbers must match everywhere.
Our services
How S U & CO. helps
We run the incorporation end to end from Gurugram and tell the parent exactly what to sign and legalise.
- Country-specific document checklist and review before legalisation
- Name application, digital signatures and DINs
- SPICe+ filing with PAN, TAN and registrations
- Bank account coordination and capital receipt
- Share allotment, demat shares and FC-GPR
- INC-20A and first-year compliance calendar
Questions
Do Spanish documents need consular attestation?
Generally no; an apostille is accepted. Confirm for each document type.
General information as at 5 November 2026, not advice for a particular case. Indian and Spanish rules change often; confirm the current position before acting. Spanish law points should be confirmed with a Spanish adviser.