Here, a Google Forms survey cannot explain the complex behaviors of identity document verification; local bureaucracy and administrative delays impose a much more constraining reality than declared intentions.
In Spain, the culture of cita previa means that wanting to plan ahead is not a preference, but an obligation dictated by administrative delays for an appointment.
For example, even if I want to verify my passport six months in advance, if the prefecture only offers slots in four months, it is this jurisdictional context that forces my behavior, not a simple intention captured by a survey.
A survey measures intention, but not the external pressure that determines action.