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How to Complete and Submit a Spanish Accident Report (Parte Amistoso) in Campsa

If you have been involved in a minor traffic collision in Spain, specifically in the Campsa area, you will need to complete a Declaración Amistosa de Accidente. Known locally as the "Parte Amistoso," this document is the standardized European Accident Statement used by insurance companies to determine liability and process claims. Having a clear, pre-filled guide ensures you do not miss critical details that could jeopardize your insurance coverage.

Instructions on how and where to submit your document in Campsa

Once the document is signed by both parties, you must submit it to your respective insurance provider within a maximum of 7 days, as stipulated by Spanish law. In the Campsa area, you can follow these steps:

📄 Modelo Oficial / Official Template

Plantilla / Template

DECLARACIÓN AMISTOSA DE ACCIDENTE / EUROPEAN ACCIDENT STATEMENT

1. FECHA Y HORA / DATE AND TIME: [Insert Date] - [Insert Time]
2. LUGAR / LOCATION: [Insert exact street or road in Campsa]

DATOS DEL VEHÍCULO A / VEHICLE A DATA:
- Conductor / Driver: [Full Name]
- DNI/NIE: [ID Number]
- Matrícula / License Plate: [Plate Number]
- Aseguradora / Insurance Co: [Company Name]
- Póliza / Policy Number: [Number]

DATOS DEL VEHÍCULO B / VEHICLE B DATA:
- Conductor / Driver: [Full Name]
- DNI/NIE: [ID Number]
- Matrícula / License Plate: [Plate Number]
- Aseguradora / Insurance Co: [Company Name]
- Póliza / Policy Number: [Number]

DESCRIPCIÓN DEL ACCIDENTE / DESCRIPTION:
[Briefly describe the sequence of events in Spanish, e.g., "El vehículo B golpeó al vehículo A por detrás mientras estaba detenido en el semáforo."]

FIRMAS / SIGNATURES:
Firma Conductor A: ____________________ | Firma Conductor B: ____________________

Additional documentation required

When submitting your Parte Amistoso to your insurance company, ensure you attach the following supporting documents to expedite the claim process:

Expert Tip: Always keep a copy of the signed document for your own records. If the accident involves injuries or significant damage, do not rely solely on the Parte Amistoso; insist on calling the authorities to create an official police report. If you are not fluent in Spanish, do not sign any document you do not fully understand—use a translation app or ask for a neutral third party to assist you before signing.