In short: On 18 September 2026 the Official Journal of the EU published a corrigendum to Regulation (EU) 2024/1351 on asylum and migration management (the regulation that replaced the old Dublin III system). It is 6 wording fixes; it does not change rights or deadlines for anyone applying for or holding international protection.
The Official Journal of the EU, via BOE published (OJEU no. 90777, 18 September 2026, pages 1-2) a corrigendum to Regulation (EU) 2024/1351 of the European Parliament and of the Council, of 14 May 2024, on asylum and migration management — the regulation that repealed the former Dublin III Regulation (EU) No 604/2013.
The 6 points corrected:
- Recital 81 (p. 12): "a personal data breach may result in" → "a breach of the security of personal data results in".
- Article 42(1) (p. 43): "two weeks after" → "within the two weeks following".
- Article 46(2) (p. 46): "up to a maximum of three years if" → "up to a maximum of three years from the moment when".
- Article 51(3) (p. 49): "may prejudice" → "is likely to prejudice".
- Article 51(4) (p. 49): "could imply" → "is likely to imply".
- Article 84(1) (p. 67): "liable to determine" → "likely to determine".
These are all wording/terminology precision fixes. A corrigendum, by its nature in the EU legislative procedure, can only fix drafting errors — it introduces no substantive change and does not affect the deadlines or rights of anyone with an open asylum or transfer case.
If you have an open case in Spain, you need do nothing because of this correction. For your own case status: Oficina de Asilo y Refugio (OAR) — Ministry of the Interior (official domain; the site may block automated access — check by opening it in your browser).
Informational only; check the official source and a professional for your specific case.