Checklist TIE: imperativos con usted en ventanilla

Checklist oral de TIE: imperativos con usted y léxico clave.

Dannis

2 min reading time

Keywords:

Traiga...Rellene el formulario No olvide...Entrega en ventanilla cita previa resguardo toma de huellas comisaría tasa EX-17

En la comisaría para la TIE, el funcionario le dice: ______ su pasaporte y el resguardo.

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Hints for this Quiz

Reminder: polite commands for usted are built from the Subjunctive: Traiga, Rellene, Firme.

The correct polite command form for usted is "Traiga". In the TIE context they often ask for "pasaporte y resguardo"; typical phrases at the counter are "Firme aquí" (usted), etc. The whole TIE scene with cita previa and resguardo is described in the related material.

Look for the ending in -e: Rellene (usted), not Rellena (tú).

We need the usted form: "Rellene". The EX-17 form is indeed used for the TIE.

Negative imperative = Subjunctive: No + olvide (usted).

The negative imperative for usted is "No olvide". In offices they normally use usted and polite formulas such as "Por favor", "Disculpe".

Look for the usted form: -e at the end — "Entregue…".

On signs you often see a noun/infinitive, but the spoken instruction to one person (usted) is "Entregue en ventanilla". The word "ventanilla" and typical behavior there are described in the material about service counters.

It’s the confirmation document — not "cita previa" and not "tasa".

"Resguardo" is the receipt/slip that shows you have submitted your documents. They often ask for it and you must keep it until you receive the TIE.

"Firmar" means to put your signature.

"Firme aquí" is a standard polite command (usted): sign here. This type of instruction appears in TIE dialogues.

First the appointment → then fingerprints → then collection of the card.

Typically: first an online cita previa; then the fingerprint appointment (toma de huellas) with the fee already paid and documents; afterwards you pick up the card at the police station (comisaría).

Polite formula: usted (Déjeme) + "su".

Formula with usted + enclitic pronoun: "Déjeme su pasaporte, por favor" sounds natural at a service window. This wording appears in the TIE dialogues.