Spain Law NYC provides Spanish-law services for U.S.-based clients who need help with visas and residence, nationality, Spanish documents, inheritance, property purchases, or coordinated cross-border matters. Spanish legal work is provided by Constantin Razvan Gospodin Florea, abogado colegiado en España, ICATF nº 5961; specialist work outside that scope is coordinated with independent qualified professionals.
Private Client
Private legal coordination for Americans establishing residency, property, business or a long-term presence in Spain. This is the commercial hub for high-touch, multi-workstream representation; individual visa, property and tax-coordination pages remain the authoritative pages for those specific services.
You do not need to buy a large relocation package to instruct Spain Law NYC. Many matters can be handled as a defined legal, document, or administrative service.
Spanish immigration and residence planning, document preparation, procedural guidance, pre-filing review and post-filing legal assistance.
Nationality & Spanish Documents
Route-specific Spanish-law assessment for nationality matters, including Civil Registry evidence, consular procedures, and Ministry of Justice processes where relevant.
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Defined assistance with birth certificates, Civil Registry records, passport procedure, NIE/NIF, powers of attorney, apostille questions, and other Spanish administrative documents.
View document servicesLegal assistance for purchases in Spain, including contract review, due diligence, notarial coordination, powers of attorney, and registration follow-up where included in scope.
View property servicesSpanish inheritance and succession matters for U.S.-based clients, plus other civil, administrative, family, contractual, or procedural matters that fall within the professional Spanish-law scope.
View Spanish-law mattersSpain Law NYC does not personally perform sworn translations. When an official translation is needed for use in Spain, the service can be coordinated through an independent sworn translator duly authorized for that work.
See how coordination worksSpain Law NYC can identify legal issues and coordinate Spain-side work with independent qualified tax professionals. Individualized tax analysis and tax filings are handled by the appropriate tax professional.
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Paid
The next page explains how to request a call. Contact alone does not confirm an appointment or establish an attorney-client relationship.
Some matters have a published starting or flat fee. Other matters are priced after the scope is clear. Third-party, government, notarial, translation, tax-professional, and similar external charges are separate unless expressly included.
| Service | Published price | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Visa & Residency Strategy | $2,500 | Starting at |
| Property Purchase Counsel | $4,500 | Starting at |
| Cross-Border Tax Coordination | $3,000 | Starting at |
| NIE Application | $450 | Flat fee where the published scope applies |
| Paid Legal Consultation — 60 min | $250 | Flat fee |
| Full Relocation Advisory | $12,000 | Starting at; available for clients who genuinely need combined coordination |
Spain Law NYC handles Spanish-law work within the professional scope of a Spain-licensed attorney. Tax, U.S.-law, sworn-translation, accounting, and other specialist services are not presented as work personally performed by Spain Law NYC when they are carried out by independent qualified professionals.
Spain Law NYC is a service operated by Lexara Advisory LLC. Spanish legal services are provided by Constantin Razvan Gospodin Florea, abogado colegiado en España, ICATF nº 5961. His Spain-based practice is International Legal Services (ILS Tenerife).
Service questions
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Choose the page that matches the main legal matter: visas and residence, nationality, property, Spanish documents and other Spanish-law matters, tax coordination, or full relocation. The introductory call can be used to confirm service fit before a paid engagement.
No. It is limited to intake, service fit, general timing, and next steps. Individualized legal analysis and document review require a paid legal consultation or an active engagement.
Yes. Most document and administrative work can be handled remotely, subject to any procedure that requires personal attendance or original documents.
Not unless expressly stated. Government, notarial, translation, tax-professional, courier, and similar third-party charges are separate from Spain Law NYC professional fees.
Serving U.S. residents remotely
California applicants may fall within the Los Angeles or San Francisco Spanish consular district. Our California-specific guide explains how residence, local documents and appointment channels can matter, while keeping Spanish visa, nationality, property and private relocation work with the relevant specialist services.
Explore Spanish legal assistance for California residents →If you are in Miami, Palm Beach, Broward or elsewhere in Florida, the Spanish Consulate in Miami publishes distinct BLS and postal procedures. Review the Florida-versus-FBI document authentication rules while the underlying Spanish legal issue remains with our specialist service pages.
Florida to Spain — Miami consular and document guide →Use the free 15-minute introductory call for intake and service fit. Detailed document review, individualized legal analysis, and strategy belong in a paid consultation or active engagement.
Request a free introductory callThe Chicago consulate's NLV, study and Civil Registry procedures have category-specific filing rules. Our Illinois guide separates the Chicago appointment process from Spanish-law eligibility and the federal versus state apostille routes.
Chicago consular and Illinois document guide →From Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio, the Spanish Consulate in Houston has category-specific BLS filing notices. Texas-issued apostilles and federal FBI records follow separate channels. Start with the regional procedure, then plan Spanish-law representation through our specialist services.
Texas visa and Houston consular procedure guide →Residents of Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina can consult our Washington D.C. area Spain visa and BLS filing guide for local consular appointments, category-specific attendance and D.C./state versus federal FBI apostilles. For visa eligibility, use the Spanish-law services above.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine applicants have a distinct Boston consular process: non-lucrative residence is handled directly, while individual study applications use BLS, with a special university batch window in October 2026. Review the Boston Spain visa and apostille guide before filing.
Kentucky residents use the Spanish consular district in Chicago, while Kentucky-issued records and federal FBI checks need different apostille authorities. Read the local procedure before choosing a Spanish-law service.
Louisville and Kentucky: Spanish consular and apostille guide →Last reviewed: October 9, 2026. Official sources control current procedural requirements. Spain Law NYC explains the Spanish-law context and the scope of professional assistance; requirements can change, so the linked authority should be checked before filing or acting.
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