What do you need to know?
This procedure can only be completed online.
If you are applying on your own behalf, you must identify yourself using idCAT Mòbil or a digital certificate.
If you submit the application as a legal entity, a digital representation certificate is required.
It can be submitted at any time, always prior to the start of the activity.
Laboratories with an establishment in Catalonia:
- No documentation.
Laboratories with an establishment in other autonomous communities or European Union countries:
- Document certifying that the laboratory is legally established in its place of origin.
Laboratories with an establishment in Catalonia:
- Have a facility with differentiated work areas including the following spaces: sample reception, administration, laboratory, and storage area.
- Have a person responsible for the laboratory’s technical operations, who must have a university degree in health sciences, sciences, or engineering related to the laboratory’s analytical fields.
- Have appropriate equipment, devices, and adequately trained personnel for their analytical activity.
- Use the appropriate, validated, or recognized test method for the analytical group of their activity, in accordance with specific regulations or, if none exist, recognized scientific techniques.
- Have an appropriate quality system for the type, volume, and scope of their activities.
- Have the corresponding accreditation or certification when required by applicable regulations due to the specific analytical activity performed.
- Have a registration system in which the analysed samples, the test method, and the results obtained are identified.
Laboratories with an establishment in other autonomous communities or European Union countries:
- Must be legally established in their place of origin.
65.55
Complementary informationThe amount of this fee is fixed. See step 3 (Make the payment).
After registration, the health authority may carry out the necessary verifications to ensure that the declared data is correct and that the requirements set by applicable legislation are met.
Steps to follow
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Step one
Submit the declaration
In case of an incident during the process:
Check the Notices and service interruptions section of the electronic headquarters.
Check the Support for processing Gencat procedures.
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Step two
Check the status of the procedure
Check the status of the procedure through these channels:
Check the status of the procedure through these channels:
- In the Private Area (with idCAT Mobile or digital certificate)
- In the Status of my procedures (with the procedure identifier code and your NIF/NIE).
- Phone 012 (with the procedure identifier code and your NIF/NIE).
Get more information on how to access and track my procedures.
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Step three
Make the payment
You can pay the fee in the following ways:
You can pay the fee in the following ways:
- By bank card
When you submit the form, a link will appear to make the payment:
- From the Private Area if you have digital identification
- From Status of my procedures if you do not have digital identification- By Bizum
- Using a payment slip
Check the information on how to pay a procedure.
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Step four
Receive a response
When will I receive the response?
When will I receive the response?
Registration is automatic once you submit the declaration of responsibility, following the initial checks.
How will I receive the response?
You will receive the registration document in the company’s Private Area.
You can access it to download it using a digital certificate or with the procedure identifier (ID) and your NIF/NIE via the Status of my procedures section.