regularizan

Regularizan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb regularizar. The verb means to make something regular, to bring it into conformity with rules or norms, or to grant legal or official regular status to a person, situation, or process. The subject of the verb is typically ellos, ellas, or ustedes.

The term is used across administrative, legal, and fiscal contexts. In immigration or labor matters, regularizar refers to granting or recognizing a regular status for a migrant or worker. In public administration, it can denote aligning procedures with established regulations. In finance, regularizar can mean bringing debts or payments into compliance with requirements, such as regularizing a tax situation or overdue obligations.

Grammar and usage notes: regularizar is a transitive verb and usually takes a direct object, for example regularizan sus documentos or regularizan su situación. The related noun form is regularización, which denotes the process or result of bringing something into compliance. A reflexive form, regularizarse, exists to describe a person or entity becoming regular in status. Although closely related, regularizar is distinct from legalizar; regularizar emphasizes compliance with rules, while legalizar focuses on making something legal in a formal sense.

See also: regularización, regular, legalizar.