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📜 Claim conditions and data protection

Please read carefully before submitting. Submission implies acceptance of these terms. See the full details at Legal conditions and data protection.

• One-year deadline. The State liability claim for the NRA/NRUA annulment must be filed within one year from the final judgment STS 620/2026 (art. 67.1 Act 39/2015 and art. 32.4 Act 40/2015). After this period, the action expires.
• Documentary evidence required. All claimed amounts must be supported by original receipts or certified copies: paid fees (NRA, rental deposit model), administrative agent invoices, lawyer fees, notarial costs, sworn translations, registry certifications, platform income histories, IRPF tax returns, failed sale contracts, buyer correspondence, screenshots of blocked listings and, where applicable, an expert report quantifying reputational damage or Superhost loss. Without quantifiable documentation, the corresponding item cannot be claimed.
• IBAN for the refund. Should the claim succeed (administratively or judicially), the client must provide an IBAN held in their own name to which the firm will transfer the recovered amount, after deducting agreed fees and disbursements (if any).
• Adherence to a damages association. By submitting this form, the signatory authorises that, if the firm in charge of the legal strategy deems it appropriate, the claim may be integrated into a future foundation, association or collective platform of NRA/NRUA damaged owners. This grouping seeks to cut costs, unify procedural criteria and strengthen the negotiating position before the Administration.
• Procedural representation. The signatory grants the firm the powers needed to: (i) file the prior administrative claim and, if applicable, the contentious-administrative appeal; (ii) negotiate and sign settlements, transactions, partial waivers and agreements with the State or Regional Administrations; (iii) receive notifications and appear before registries, administrations and courts; (iv) collect the recognised amounts on behalf of the client for subsequent transfer to the designated IBAN.
• Pre-assessment with no financial commitment. Submitting this form and the subsequent free pre-assessment DO NOT create any payment obligation nor an attorney-client relationship. The latter shall only arise upon written formalisation of an individual engagement letter and/or a collective adherence contract, once the client has received complete information on fees, costs, risks and timeframes.
• Minimum-volume condition (collective action). Claims solely seeking the refund of fees (€32.73 NRA and/or €32.73 rental deposit model) will only be processed if a minimum number of applications is reached to make the collective action viable. Should that threshold not be met within a reasonable period, the firm will notify the signatory and the request will be archived at no cost.
• Fees. Final fees will be agreed in writing before any letter of engagement begins. The usual scheme is contingency fee (percentage on amounts actually recovered) for collective claims; for individual high-value claims a mixed scheme (retainer + success) may be offered. Nothing will be charged until the client has signed the engagement letter.
• Personal data (GDPR & LOPDGDD). Controller: Salama Legal SLP (Jacob Salama Saban, ICAMÁLAGA 11,294). Purpose: case assessment and, if applicable, legal representation. Legal basis: data subject's consent and execution of pre-contractual measures. Retention: throughout the professional relationship and applicable legal periods. Recipients: none outside the firm, save for the damages association described above —which would act as joint controller— or where required by law. Rights: access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection at registroventanillaunica@gmail.com. Complaints before the Spanish DPA: www.aepd.es.
• Informational nature. The content of this page is informational and does not constitute individualised legal advice. The viability of each claim depends on the specific circumstances and available documentation.