How to request the vulnerability report for the 2026 regularization

Failing to meet or prove the rest of the requirements may exclude you from the regularization process. The vulnerability report is the only card that can save you if the job or the family unit do not fit.

In Reus, since April 27, 2026, this key document for the Extraordinary Regularization for Migrant People can already be requested. The procedure is open both in person and online, through the City Council.

What is the vulnerability report and why is it key?

Function and importance of the report

The vulnerability report certifies the personal and social situation of the applicant within the regularization process. Without this paper, if the person does not prove that they have worked or have a job offer, or cannot prove living with their family unit, the regularization could come to nothing.

When should it be requested?

It is only necessary if the person cannot prove having worked as an employee or self-employed, or show intention to do so with a job offer or responsible declaration. Also if it cannot be proven that they live with the family unit formed by minors, people with disabilities, or ascendants they live with.

How to request the report in Reus

In-person and online way

The point to request the report is at the old hospital, on Sant Joan street in Reus, at the Services to People and Social Rights offices. It can also be done online with a digital certificate through the municipal citizen folder.

Appointment and documentation

To request an appointment, call 977 010 034, 977 010 010, or 010, or request it through the municipal website. You must bring documents that certify the personal and social situation to obtain the report.

Requirements and steps for the extraordinary regularization 2026

Who can join the process?

• People who have applied for international protection before January 1, 2026.
• People irregularly residing before January 1, 2026, who prove work, family unit, or vulnerability.

Basic documentation and requirements

• Official identification (passport, registration certificate, travel document).
• Residency accredited in Spain for the previous five months with documents such as registration, bills, or medical reports.
• No criminal records nor being in a prohibited entry situation.
• Pay the fee of €38.28 for residency authorization by arraigo.

The registration certificate can be obtained immediately via the citizen folder or by calling 977 010 010, thus facilitating the process.

Regularization applications can be submitted online, in person by appointment, or through collaborating entities and professionals.

The Reus City Council offers an advisory point to clarify doubts, accessible by appointment at phone 977 010 034 or by email at acollida.migrants@reus.cat.

The regularization allows obtaining a one-year residence and work permit, starting work once the procedure is initiated, and regularizing the family unit living in an irregular situation.

The process is an opportunity but only for those who meet the requirements and have all the documentation in order. Without a vulnerability report when needed, the door closes.

Source of the article: City Council of Reus