Regístrese

Regístrese is the formal imperative form of the Spanish verb registrarse, meaning to sign up or enroll. It is used to address a single person with the polite Usted form and appears in instructional text, forms, and online interfaces.

Grammatically, regístrese comes from the pronominal verb registrarse. The pronoun se is attached to the end of the imperative, indicating reflexive action: the subject registers themselves. The form regístrese is accented on the í to preserve the correct stress. In formal plural contexts, the corresponding command is regístrense. Negative forms use the usual pattern: no se registre (usted) and no se registren (ustedes).

Usage and context may vary by region, but regístrese is commonly found in official or customer-facing communications, such as websites, forms, and onboarding instructions. It conveys politeness and formality and is preferred in professional or administrative settings. In less formal situations, alternatives such as inscribirse or registrarse with tú or vosotros may be used instead of regístrese/regístrense.

Examples:

- Regístrese para continuar con la verificación de su cuenta.

- Regístrense en la plataforma para acceder a los cursos.

Related terms include registrarse as the general verb, inscribirse as a synonym in many contexts, and registración or inscripción as nouns describing the act of enrollment.