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It depends on what the gestor does.

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@latimiermartine

@compel You need to put a lot more 'meat on the bones,' so as people from this forum can help you, ie, to work, retire, what country you are from, then you will get hopefully some good advice, good luck

Ok, will do when all info is available.

@latimiermartine

I'm not sure you need either a gestor or an immigration attorney! I did it a few years back without any professional help... although I regretted not taking an interpreter with me. :-) You're an EU citizen, and thanks to Freedom of Movement, you're entitled to relocate to any EU country (including Spain) for any reason.

The process you need is EU Citizen Registration (Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión Europea, and you'll need to book an appointment online.

This is an official page

This is a more explanatory page from a big immigration law firm

Depending on your status when applying (employed, self-employed, not economically active) the exact requirements can vary. But typically you need proof of address, proof of sufficient funds, and proof of health insurance.

@latimiermartine

we paid 230€, for gestor service for TIE and residence status