Tutorial: Obtener certificado digital FNMT (España) (¡𝗠𝗜𝗥𝗔 la descripción del vídeo!)

IMPORTANT: After many years, in November 2022, the FNMT (Spanish Royal Mint) changed the design of the website mentioned in the video. At first glance, it looks very different, but it's actually the same as always, just prettier. EVERYTHING explained in the video continues to be correct. Just look closely and you'll find everything in the same place. Where it used to say "Individual" it now says "Citizen Certificate". That's all. One more thing: Before asking me in the comments, check out the post that accompanies the video (https://www.jasoft.org/Blog/post/como...) where I add notes and extras to solve possible problems, answer frequently asked questions, etc. You'll probably find what you're looking for there. Thanks. 𝗡𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗗𝗔𝗗 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗼 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯: the FNMT has innovated in the area of ​​personal identification and it is no longer essential to go to the Tax Office or Social Security. They've launched a service to verify our identity with a video. It costs very little, €2.99 + VAT, and works like this: you receive an email with a link to an app that you need to download. You scan both sides of your ID card, they create a biometric model of your face to verify that it matches the photo on the ID card, and then they record a short video of you and the ID card as a "proof of life" video. After a verification period, you'll receive an email confirming your certificate is available. In my opinion, this is a great innovation from the FNMT (Spanish Royal Mint) that makes the process even easier. I'LL EXPLAIN HOW TO COMPLETE THE ENTIRE PROCESS FROM YOUR MOBILE PHONE HERE:    • Certificado FNMT: solicita/renueva con móv...   In this video, I'll explain in detail how to request a digital certificate in Spain from the Spanish Royal Mint: how to apply, how to identify yourself at a public agency, how to download it, how to make a backup copy, and how to verify that it works. You can use it to check your tax return, view your employment history with Social Security, submit a building permit application to your local council, and generally for any transaction you need to carry out with government agencies in Spain. Furthermore, it has been fully legally valid for signing contracts and all types of public and private documents in Spain for over 20 years. 🛑 FREQUENT QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS I have the answers to the main ones in this specific document: https://gist.github.com/jmalarcon/ecb... Check it out! Step-by-step article with solutions Problems: https://www.jasoft.org/Blog/post/como... "Unauthorized Access" Error to Social Security: https://gist.github.com/jmalarcon/40c... Solution for AutoFirma not displaying any digital certificates or not working with the Spanish National Identity Card (DNIe): https://www.jasoft.org/Blog/post/solu... #FNMT #digitalcertificate #digitalsignature LINKS of interest or mentioned in the video: ✍🏻 How to digitally sign PDF files (Spain, FNMT):    • ✍🏻 Cómo FIRMAR BIEN un PDF con firma digit...   ✍🏻 Digital signature with Autofirma: PDF, Word, and any other file:    • ✍🏻 Firma digital con Autofirma: PDF, Word ...   National Mint and Stamp Factory: https://www.cert.fnmt.es/ Frequently asked questions according to the FNMT: https://www.sede.fnmt.gob.es/pregunta... Tax Office locator: http://mapaoficinascert.appspot.com/ Requesting an appointment at a Tax Office: https://www2.agenciatributaria.gob.es... Social Security office locator: https://www.seg-social.es/wps/portal/... Social Security electronic office: https://sede.seg-social.gob.es/wps/po... AutoFirma download: https://firmaelectronica.gob.es/Home/... #fnmt #certificate #signature Key points: ============== 00:00 The advantages of a digital certificate 00:53 Prerequisites 02:30 Installing the FNMT configurator 04:50 Requesting the certificate 06:51 Verifying our identity 08:00 At the Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) Tax 08:12 At Social Security 08:26 The email with the identification code 08:39 Downloading the certificate 10:15 Backup 11:25 Checking that it works: Employment History 12:53 Conclusions