The Instituto Cervantes has announced that the results of the CCSE exam for the September 2025 session will not be available on the scheduled date. According to the official note, due to maintenance and updates to their IT systems, the results will now be published on 31 October 2025.
This delay may directly affect those who are waiting for their results in order to submit their application for Spanish nationality by residence, as passing the CCSE exam is a mandatory requirement in most cases.
💡 If you are currently applying for Spanish nationality, or planning to start the process soon, do not hesitate to contact ARC Legal. We provide comprehensive support throughout the entire procedure: from preparing your application and reviewing documents to monitoring the file before the Ministry of Justice.
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At ARC Legal, we recommend that anyone affected by this change take the new publication date into account when preparing their documentation and planning the deadlines for their nationality application.
We always keep our clients informed about official updates and notices like this, so they are aware of any change that may impact their applications. Our commitment is to keep you informed and make the process as clear and smooth as possible.
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Prefer to read this article in Spanish 🇪🇸? You can find it here: Última hora: Retraso en la publicación de calificaciones CCSE de septiembre de 2025
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