Were you recently accepted as an auxiliar de conversación or, English language and culture assistant, in Spain? Are you in the midst of the visa process and have no idea how to complete the background check and apostille? This video aims to give (to USbased applicants) a more indepth, stepbystep tutorial as to how to get these two documents in hand and ready for the student visa application.

0:00 Intro
1:41 Background check intro
2:54 FBI Background check registration
5:40 Registering for fingerprint appointment
6:29 Background check review
7:18 Apostille intro
8:49 DS4194 form
10:49 Money order
11:47 Apostille review
13:56 Final steps
14:43 Outro

To get an overview of all steps required of the visa process:    • Guide to Student Visas for Auxiliares...  

For more tutorial videos for auxiliares, check out this playlist:    • Resources for New Auxiliares de Conve...  

Check out these recurring live sessions on zoom, Tuesdays and Thursdays through September 2023:
Getting to Spain info session https://fb.me/e/VLhkBZnt
Housing for Auxiliares info session https://fb.me/e/1mrbULNUr
Stay tuned for more events and info sessions by connecting at the links below.

LINKS
FBI Background Check Registration: https://www.edo.cjis.gov/#/
FBI Approved Channelers list: https://www.fbi.gov/howwecanhelpy...
US Dept of State Apostille information: https://travel.state.gov/content/trav...
DS4194 Form: https://eforms.state.gov/Forms/ds4194...
USPS Fingerprinting registration: https://ips.usps.com/IdentityCapture/
Spanish consulates website: https://www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajad...

ABOUT ME
My name is Cat, I've been an auxiliar in the community of Madrid for two years, and I provide resources for new and existing language assistants to navigate paperwork and other immigration processes to make living, teaching, and working abroad a little easier.

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This video is meant to be used as a resource, and does not serve as an official source for the Spanish government, any consulate or embassy, government agency, or auxiliar program. If you need professional immigration advice beyond the scope of this video, please consult the appropriate party!

Updated: August 2023