Key data
| Regulation | Resolution 160/38417/2026, of October 6, from the Civil Guard Teaching Directorate |
|---|---|
| Publication in BOE | October 8, 2026 |
| Incorporation date | October 13, 2026 |
| Training centers | Baeza Academy (Jaén) and Young Guards College of Valdemoro (Madrid) |
| Affected parties | Applicants selected in the access tests for the Cabo and Guard Scale of the Civil Guard |
| Category | Public Sector |
| Appeal deadline | One month from publication |
Applicants who passed the selective tests for admission to the Cabo and Guard Scale of the Civil Guard now have official confirmation of their place. The Resolution 160/38417/2026, published in the BOE on October 8, 2026, sets October 13 as the deadline for incorporation to the training centers.
This is not a provisional list: it is the definitive list of applicants proposed for admission. Any applicant appearing on it must act immediately, as incorporation occurs just five days after publication.
What does this regulation establish?
The resolution publishes the definitive list of applicants proposed to enter as students in the Civil Guard training centers, within the framework of the call for selective tests for admission to the Cabo and Guard Scale.
The key elements it regulates are as follows:
- Incorporation date: October 13, 2026, with no extension margin except in specific cases covered in the annexes.
- Destination centers: Baeza Academy (Jaén) and Young Guards College of Valdemoro (Madrid). The assignment to one or the other center is shown in the resolution itself.
- Professional military personnel of troops and sailors: Those admitted in this category must submit additional certification in accordance with section 10.2 of the call.
- Specific annexes: The resolution includes three separate annexes:
- Applicants with postponed tests.
- Place reserves by applicable regulation.
- Cases derived from court rulings.
- Appeal: An appeal may be filed against the resolution before the Lieutenant General Head of Personnel Command, within one month from its publication.
Economic and operational impact
For selected applicants, this resolution activates a series of immediate obligations with direct impact on their personal, work, and economic planning:
- Resignation from previous employment status: Selected applicants working in the private or public sector must manage their resignation or leave of absence within a minimum period, given that incorporation is on October 13, 2026.
- Military personnel of troops and sailors: They must process the certification of section 10.2, which involves coordination with their unit of origin. Failure to submit it may result in loss of the place.
- Applicants in the annexes: Those included in the annexes for postponed tests, reserves, or court rulings have differentiated treatment that may involve incorporation on different dates or specific conditions.
- Appeal: Applicants who do not appear on the list or who consider their situation incorrect have one month from October 8, 2026 to file an appeal before the Lieutenant General Head of Personnel Command.
Who does it affect?
- Selected applicants in the access tests for the Cabo and Guard Scale of the Civil Guard: must incorporate on October 13, 2026.
- Professional military personnel of troops and sailors appearing on the list: required to submit additional certification according to section 10.2.
- Applicants with postponed tests (included in the corresponding Annex): their situation is pending specific resolution.
- Applicants with place reserve by regulation: included in separate annex with particular conditions.
- Applicants with favorable court ruling: included in specific annex, with possible incorporation under different conditions.
- Non-selected applicants who believe they have the right to a place: may file an appeal within one month.
Practical example
An applicant who has passed all selective tests and appears in the definitive list published on October 8, 2026 has exactly five calendar days to present themselves at the assigned training center—either the Baeza Academy or the Young Guards College of Valdemoro—on October 13.
If that applicant is also a professional military member of troops or sailors, they must simultaneously manage obtaining the certification required by section 10.2 of the call. Failure to submit it within the established period and form may result in loss of the place, regardless of having passed the tests.
On the other hand, an applicant who does not appear on the definitive list but who has obtained a favorable court ruling has their situation covered in the specific annex of the resolution, which guarantees them differentiated treatment compared to other candidates.
What should applicants do now?
- Verify if you appear on the definitive list published in the BOE of October 8, 2026 (Resolution 160/38417/2026). Also check the annexes if your situation is special (postponed tests, place reserve, or court ruling).
- Confirm the assigned incorporation center: Baeza Academy (Jaén) or Young Guards College of Valdemoro (Madrid), and plan your travel for October 13, 2026.
- If you are a professional military member of troops or sailors: immediately process the certification required by section 10.2 with your unit of origin. It is an essential requirement to formalize admission.
- If you do not appear on the list and believe you have the right to a place: file an appeal before the Lieutenant General Head of Personnel Command before one month has elapsed from October 8, 2026.
- Manage your previous employment or administrative status: if you have an active job, initiate resignation, leave of absence, or compatibility procedures with maximum urgency, given the very short period between publication and incorporation.
Frequently asked questions
When and where should selected applicants incorporate?
Proposed applicants must incorporate on October 13, 2026 to one of the two training centers: the Baeza Academy (Jaén) or the Young Guards College of Valdemoro (Madrid). The specific center assigned to each applicant is shown in the resolution published in the BOE.
What additional documentation must selected military personnel of troops and sailors submit?
Professional military personnel of troops and sailors appearing on the definitive list must submit additional certification in accordance with what is established in section 10.2 of the call. Failure to submit this certification may result in loss of the place, even if the selective tests have been passed.
What happens if an applicant does not appear on the definitive list but believes they have the right to a place?
They may file an appeal before the Lieutenant General Head of Personnel Command. The deadline is one month from the publication of the resolution, that is, from October 8, 2026. Cases derived from court rulings are already covered in a specific annex of the resolution itself.
What exactly does the resolution cover in its annexes?
Resolution 160/38417/2026 includes three separate annexes: (1) applicants with postponed tests, (2) applicants with place reserve by applicable regulation, and (3) applicants whose situation derives from court rulings. Each group has specific treatment that may involve different conditions or incorporation dates.
Where can I consult the official list of selected applicants?
The definitive list is published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) of October 8, 2026, under Resolution 160/38417/2026 from the Civil Guard Teaching Directorate. It is the only official and definitive source.
Official source
Consult complete regulation in official source
Notice: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific decisions, consult a qualified professional. Source: https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-20936
