Everything you need to know about the Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHú)
In this article we will explore the importance of the Single Enabled Electronic Address ( Dirección Electrónica Habilitada Única DEHÚ in Spanish) and its role in electronic notifications and communications. We will also analyse the difference between the electronic office and the DEHÚ, to better understand how these tools facilitate administrative procedures and streamline processes. Discover how the DEHÚ has become a fundamental part of electronic management and its relevance in today’s digital world.
Introduction to DEHú notifications: What is it and how does this electronic tool work?
The Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHÚ) is a tool that allows you to receive notifications and communications electronically.
Through DEHÚ, citizens can receive official information from public bodies and entities in a secure and efficient manner. This platform guarantees the authenticity and integrity of the documents sent, as well as the confidentiality of personal information.
Notifications and communications made through DEHÚ have full legal validity, which speeds up administrative procedures and avoids unnecessary travel.
In addition, the DEHÚ facilitates access to public information and promotes transparency in administrative management. It is a fundamental tool in the field of electronic administration.
Why is it important to have a DEHú in the legal and administrative field?
The advanced electronic signature, known as DEHú redsara (Documento Electrónico Hábil o Habilitante), is a fundamental element in today’s legal and administrative environment.
Its use has become mandatory in many cases, guaranteeing the legal validity of electronically signed documents.
Having a DEHú is crucial for official communication by electronic means, as it ensures the authenticity and integrity of documents sent and received.
In addition, its implementation contributes to administrative efficiency by streamlining processes that previously required face-to-face procedures and paper.
In short, DEHú is not only important because of its mandatory nature, but also because it facilitates daily operations in the legal and administrative environment, promoting a more efficient and secure management of documentation.
Steps to obtain and activate your Single Enabled Email Address
The steps to obtain and activate your Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHú redsara) are simple but essential to ensure that you receive important electronic notifications securely and efficiently.
To register for DEHú, you must first complete the online registration process at this link by providing the required information. Once registered, the next crucial step is to activate electronic notifications to start receiving official communications electronically.
The Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHÚ) is a key tool in the field of electronic notifications and communications. Its importance lies in its ability to streamline and simplify administrative procedures. However, there is still a need to reflect on how to ensure data privacy and security in this digital environment. How can we ensure that the DEHÚ is a reliable and effective option for all users?
Difference between E-Office and Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHÚ)
The difference between the E-Office and the Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHÚ) lies in its functionality and purpose.
The E-Office is a virtual space where administrative procedures are managed and public services are offered online.
On the other hand, the DEHÚ is a specific e-mail address assigned to each citizen or entity, through which official notifications and communications from the public administrations are received.
While the Sede Electrónica is a portal that provides access to different services, the DEHÚ focuses on receiving and managing important notifications and communications exclusively.
Both tools are key in the digitisation process of public administrations, but they fulfil different functions.
Questions and answers about the Single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHú)
What is the evolution of the Enabled Electronic Address from its origin as DEU to the current DEHú?
The evolution of the single Enabled Electronic Address (DEHu) has been marked by significant changes. Initially, there was the DEU (Single Electronic Address), which was later transformed into DEH by allowing the creation of more electronic addresses.
Then, the DEHu (Single Enabled Electronic Address) was created, with the aim of establishing a single access point for notifications.
Currently, the DEHú is hosted in the electronic headquarters of the PAGE of the General State Administration, being managed by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation.
Who is responsible for proving the communication of inclusion in the single enabled e-mail address system?
The responsibility for proving the communication of inclusion in the single qualified electronic address system rests with the Administration, as set out in the
In other words, it is up to the administration to prove that it has correctly communicated its inclusion in the DEHú.
This implies that the burden of proof is on the public entity to demonstrate that it has complied with the notification procedure properly.
Where is the single Qualified Electronic Address hosted and who is responsible for its management?
The single Enabled Electronic Address is hosted in the electronic headquarters of the PAGe of the General State Administration, and its management corresponds to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation in collaboration with the Ministry of Finance and Public Function.
This system is available to all public bodies and agencies linked to or dependent on the General State Administration that do not establish their own notification systems.
What happens if a notification is made via the enabled e-mail address before the data subject is informed of his or her mandatory inclusion in the system?
If a notification is made via the e-mail address provided before the data subject is notified of his or her mandatory inclusion in the system, such notification is invalid.
It is important to follow the established procedure to ensure the validity of electronic notifications. Prior notification of the mandatory inclusion in the system is a fundamental requirement for notifications via the enabled e-mail address to be effective and legal.
Which persons or entities are not obliged to receive notifications through the single Enabled Electronic Address?
The persons or entities that are not obliged to receive notifications through the single Enabled Electronic Address are those who act in legal proceedings without a professional with access to LexNET, as well as persons and entities without legal personality that are obliged to interact electronically with the Public Administration.
In these cases, notifications are made electronically, but not through the DEHú.
What happens if a taxable person requests to be excluded from the single qualified electronic address system and does not receive an express decision within one month?
If a taxpayer requests to be excluded from the single authorised electronic address system and does not receive an express decision within one month, it will be understood that he/she is no longer included in the DEHú notification system, with the same effectiveness as if a favourable decision had been issued within the deadline.
However, if the circumstances that led to its inclusion persist, the AEAT may notify its new inclusion if it is mandatory.
In conclusion
We are controlled by the government, or at least much more controlled than our parents.
The tax authorities and the social security authorities above all believe that all taxpayers have bad faith and do not want to pay their taxes – far from it.
The self-employed and entrepreneurs have so many problems to solve, so many things to pay that we can’t cope.
But just in case the public administration has put in place another element so that we do not escape from receiving notifications and paying.
They sell it as a unique place where they communicate things to us, but…
In reality it is a way to make things easier for them. They put the notification in one place and forget about it. If you don’t agree, it doesn’t matter, you just get it and that’s it.
They have set up an electronic mailbox called Dirección Electrónica Habilitada Única (DEHú) where you will receive all communications.
In other words, you will not be able to say that you did not know about it.
