A residence permit approved in February 2026 came under threat of extinction after the applicant registered with social security about two and a half months late.
The applicant was approved in February 2026 but registered as an autónomo only about 2.5 months later. In October, a notice of extinction of the permit was received because of the late registration.
A correction of the social security registration date was then requested, and in this case the change was agreed within one day. The final decision on extinction after the correction is not stated in the source information.
Practical takeaway: correcting the registration date may matter for protecting a current permit, but it does not guarantee that the extinction procedure will be dropped. Check the legality of the change, the supporting documents and the consequences for contributions.