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How do I sign in to a Spanish government website with Cl@ve?
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On the government website, choose to sign in with Cl@ve, pick Cl@ve Móvil or Cl@ve PIN, enter your DNI or NIE and confirm with your phone.
Cl@ve is the Spanish government’s sign-in for its websites: the tax agency, Social Security, the electoral census and many town halls. Once you’re registered, signing in takes a minute with your phone. The exact page depends on the website you’re using, so follow the labels you see on screen. You sign in yourself: Clicky pauses on sign-in pages.
What you need
- To be registered in Cl@ve already (see the guide on registering for Cl@ve)
- Your DNI or NIE
- Your phone, with the Cl@ve app or the mobile number you registered
Steps
Choose to sign in on the government website
On the government online office you want to use, start the procedure and choose to identify yourself with Cl@ve. The button may say Acceder, Identificarse or Cl@ve.
Pick how to sign in
The Cl@ve page lists the ways to sign in, such as Cl@ve Móvil, Cl@ve PIN and DNIe or digital certificate. Pick the one you set up.
Enter your DNI or NIE
Type your DNI or NIE. For Cl@ve PIN, you may also be asked for its support number or its date (validez or expedición), depending on the page.
Confirm with your phone
With Cl@ve Móvil, approve the request in the Cl@ve app. With Cl@ve PIN, get the PIN in the app or by SMS and type it in. Then you're sent back to the government website, signed in.
Official website: Cl@ve