If someone knocks and says they are from INM, you can ask for two things: identification, and the visit order stating its purpose.
Yes — in certain procedures INM may verify your address. It is a power set out in immigration law, used to corroborate the information in your file.
During the visit, the facts related to the application are verified and a formal record is drawn up. If the visit cannot take place, the authority records the circumstances and continues with the corresponding proceedings.
If you have an application in progress, keep your information and documents up to date.
General information. This does not constitute legal advice; every procedure is unique and must be reviewed individually.
Reviewed by Edéen Martínez · · Updated
