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How to get the unique key

Hispanic Entrepreneurs Editorial Team by Hispanic Entrepreneurs Editorial Team
15 September, 2026
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How to get the unique key

How to get the unique key

The Clave Única (Unique Key ) is a digital authentication system created by the Chilean government that allows Chilean citizens to securely access online public services. For Chilean-American entrepreneurs living in the United States, the Clave Única is an essential tool for conducting business with Chilean government institutions without having to travel to Chile.

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Obtaining your Clave Única (Unique Key) from the United States is possible through Chilean consulates located in various cities throughout the country. The process requires you to visit the nearest consulate in person with your valid Chilean national identity card or passport. The consular official will verify your identity and help you create your password to access the system. Once activated, you will be able to access hundreds of Chilean public services from anywhere in the world.

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Among the most important procedures that Chileans in the United States can carry out with the Clave Única are obtaining birth, marriage and criminal record certificates, filing tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service (SII), AFP and social security procedures, checking debts and tax status, requesting powers of attorney and notarial documents, and updating personal data in the Civil Registry.

For Chilean entrepreneurs in the United States, the Clave Única (Unique Key) is especially useful for keeping their tax obligations in order in Chile, managing investments and properties in the country, and handling business procedures remotely. If you have a business in Chile or maintain financial ties with the country, having your Clave Única active will save you time and money on procedures that would otherwise require an in-person trip.

At Hispanic Entrepreneurs, we know that many Latino entrepreneurs in the United States maintain connections with their countries of origin and need digital tools to manage their affairs remotely. If you are Chilean and don't yet have your Clave Única (Unique Key), we recommend obtaining it as soon as possible by visiting the Chilean consulate nearest to your location in the United States.

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