regularizaré

Regularizaré is the first-person singular form of the verb regularizar in the future tense. Regularizar means to make something regular, bring it into compliance with rules or standards, or to grant formal or legal status to something or someone. The verb regularizar is a regular -ar verb, so in the future tense the endings are added to the infinitive: regularizaré, regularizarás, regularizará, regularizaremos, regularizaréis, regularizarán. The accent on the final é marks the stress on the last syllable, as is customary for future forms in Spanish.

As a transitive verb, regularizar takes a direct object: regularizar la situación, regularizar un documento, regularizar deudas, etc. In different contexts it can mean to standardize processes, to bring a practice into compliance with regulations, or, in immigration policy, to grant regular status to people who were previously irregular.

Common usage notes include the distinction between regularizar and related terms such as legalizar or formalizar. Regularizar often emphasizes conformity with existing rules rather than creating new legal status, though in immigration contexts the nuance can blur with legalization.

Examples: Regularizaré mi estatus migratorio antes de fin de año. El gobierno buscará regularizar las condiciones de empleo de los trabajadores temporales. Regularización, regularizado and regularizable are common derivatives.