The Royal Decree 316/2026 not only introduces vulnerability as a pathway to access Extraordinary Regularization, but also establishes a key practical requirement: the need to prove this situation through an official model.
The Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration has published this model as Annex II of form EX-32, which constitutes the vulnerability certificate that must be issued by authorized entities.
Below, you can access the official model:
⏺️ What you should consider before using the model
Having access to the form is only the first step. In practice, it is important to consider:
- The model must be completed by an authorized entity
- It is not a document that can be filled out by the applicant
- The information included must clearly reflect the situation of vulnerability
- The content of the report will be decisive in the assessment of the application
Proper preparation in advance can make a significant difference in the final outcome.
⏺️ How can ARC Legal Abogados assist you?
The vulnerability report and its proper accreditation are key elements within the extraordinary regularization process.
At ARC Legal, we assess your case individually and assist you in preparing your application, ensuring that all documentation is properly structured and aligned with the legal requirements.
If you would like to know whether you meet the requirements or how to prepare your application, feel free to contact us.
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- Extraordinary regularization: requirements to access the procedure
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The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, immigration regulations are subject to change and interpretation by the competent authorities. For personalized and up-to-date advice, we recommend consulting a qualified immigration lawyer.