SCLT Current TIE/NIE lote at Immigration Office Oficina Unica de (Melilla)
Check if your lote has come out, how fast this office is progressing, and what to bring on pickup day.
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For when you
need to go.
- Address
- Paseo Alcalde Rafael Ginel, s/n, Melilla
- Appointment
- Book official appointment →
- Services
- 4108, 8, TIE Card Pickup, Ukraine conflict card, 4120, 4094, Fingerprinting — initial, renewal, duplicate
Fingerprinting
What to bring and how to prepare →TIE card pickup
How to read your lote and what to bring →Documentation and official access
View guide →Oficina Unica de.
What services are available at Oficina Unica de?
Oficina Unica de currently lists these services: 4108, 8, TIE Card Pickup, Ukraine conflict card, 4120, 4094, Fingerprinting — initial, renewal, duplicate.
What is a lote and how do I read my result?
Your lote is the batch number on your fingerprint receipt (resguardo). Each police office advances in lote order when processing TIE cards for pickup. If your lote ≤ the published number, your card is ready or very close. If your lote is higher, you are still in queue and the page shows an estimated wait based on recent office progress. What is a lote →
My card is ready — what do I need for pickup?
You must collect in person. Required: original passport, your previous NIE card (if lost, bring the police report), and an appointment booked on the official site (POLICIA - RECOGIDA DE TARJETA DE IDENTIDAD DE EXTRANJERO (TIE)). Your resguardo states whether an appointment is needed — it varies by office. Some allow pickup without an appointment. Card pickup guide →
What is the difference between NIE and TIE in Spain?
NIE (Número de Identidad de Extranjero) is the identity number assigned to foreign residents in Spain — it's a number. TIE (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero) is the physical residence card that carries that number. You first receive your NIE, then get fingerprinted to produce the TIE card. This page checks the production status of your TIE.
How often is the lote data updated?
SCLT updates lote data regularly across all offices in Spain. What you see is the latest published batch number at each foreigners office (oficina de extranjería). Processing pace varies — some offices advance weekly, others may take weeks between updates. SCLT tracks every change and calculates the trend.
Data source: Ministerio de Política Territorial y Memoria Democrática
If your status differs, verify with the office or the official system. Based on SCLT community tracking, not an official response.