Pass lists published for the extraordinary Auxilio, Gestión and Tramitación selection processes reserved for persons with disabilities
Orders PJC/1175, 1176 and 1177/2026: pass lists of the extraordinary disability process in Justice. Deadlines, documentation, appeals.

The BOE of Saturday 7 November 2026 publishes the three orders making public the lists of persons who have passed the extraordinary selection processes for access, through the general free-access system and the merits-based system, reserved for persons with disabilities, to the three career civil-service corps of the Administration of Justice. They are Orden PJC/1175/2026, of 29 October, for the Cuerpo de Auxilio Judicial; Orden PJC/1176/2026, of the same date, for the Cuerpo de Gestión Procesal y Administrativa; and Orden PJC/1177/2026 for the Cuerpo de Tramitación Procesal y Administrativa. The three processes were called by Orden PJC/1357/2024, of 19 November.
The three orders are signed in Madrid on 29 October 2026 by the Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes, by delegation (Orden PJC/1062/2024, of 3 October), the signatory being the Director-General for the Efficiency of the Public Justice Service, Verónica Ollé Sesé.
An extraordinary process from the 2024 call
The base call, Orden PJC/1357/2024, opened these extraordinary processes reserved for persons with disabilities within the public employment offer of the Administration of Justice. The orders now published close the selection phase: they list in their annexes the persons who have passed the process in each of the three corps and open the next phase, which requires the successful candidates to complete a series of actions within the deadline.
Ten working days to submit the documentation
The orders grant a period of ten working days, counted from their publication in the BOE, for the candidates listed in Annex I to submit the required documentation. Submission must be made at the General Registry of the Ministry, calle de La Bolsa, number 8, postal code 28071 Madrid, or at the registries of any of the bodies provided for in Article 16.4 of Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, addressed to Unit EA0041037 - Office O00011588-Medios Personales. Procesos Selectivos.
In addition, the successful candidates must submit the corresponding application for posting, in accordance with the requirements and deadlines established by the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes and the competent autonomous communities. The orders warn that all information related to the different aspects of the development of the appointment procedure as career civil-service staff will be published on the Ministry's website.
Appeals: the order ends the administrative route
Against these orders, which end the administrative route, an optional administrative appeal for reconsideration (recurso potestativo de reposición) may be lodged, before the Ministry itself, within one month, in accordance with Articles 123 and 124 of Law 39/2015, or an administrative-judicial appeal before the contentious section of the Tribunal Central de Instancia, in accordance with Law 29/1998, of 13 July, regulating the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction, within two months. In both cases, the period runs from the day following publication in the BOE.
Three corps, the same scheme
The three orders share structure and requirements: they publish the pass list of their respective corps, set the same ten-working-day period for documentation, refer to the application for posting according to the requirements of the Ministry and the autonomous communities, and reproduce the same appeals regime. Reading them together allows successful candidates in any of the three corps to know their immediate obligations without differences of criterion between Auxilio, Gestión and Tramitación.
The access system of these processes is the general free-access one, with the merits-based selection system, and their extraordinary character derives from the 2024 call itself, which reserved these processes for persons with disabilities. The lists published in the annexes are nominal and constitute the official reference for each candidate.
Key data of the three orders
- Corps: Auxilio Judicial (PJC/1175/2026), Gestión Procesal y Administrativa (PJC/1176/2026) and Tramitación Procesal y Administrativa (PJC/1177/2026).
- Base call: Orden PJC/1357/2024, of 19 November, extraordinary process reserved for persons with disabilities, by free access and merits-based selection.
- Documentation: ten working days from publication; General Registry of the Ministry (calle de La Bolsa, 8, 28071 Madrid) or registries under Article 16.4 of Law 39/2015, addressed to Unit EA0041037 - Office O00011588-Medios Personales. Procesos Selectivos.
- Posting: application in accordance with the requirements and deadlines of the Ministry and the competent autonomous communities.
- Appeals: optional reconsideration within one month or administrative-judicial appeal within two months before the contentious section of the Tribunal Central de Instancia.
The next step: appointment
The orders announce that all information related to the different aspects of the development of the appointment procedure as career civil-service staff will be published on the website of the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Cortes. It is therefore essential that successful candidates follow the department's electronic office over the coming weeks: the documentation submitted on time and the application for posting condition the sequence of appointments and takings of office that will complete the process.
Context for candidates and advisers
These processes are part of the staffing effort of the Administration of Justice and of compliance with the reservation of posts for persons with disabilities in the Auxilio, Gestión and Tramitación corps, one of the areas of the civil service with the highest volume of selection processes in recent years. For those preparing the ordinary processes of these same corps, the publication of the pass lists offers a reference for the real pace of processing of the extraordinary calls. And for firms advising candidates or intervening in challenges to selection processes, the orders contain the essential operational data: nominal lists by corps, a ten-working-day period for documentation, an application for posting and a dual channel of challenge with its deadlines and competent body.
An immediate check for interested parties
The first practical action is to verify inclusion in Annex I of the order for the corresponding corps. The lists are published in the BOE with the full text of each order, and careful reading is essential: the ten-working-day period runs from the publication on Saturday 7 November 2026, so the first following week is decisive for gathering and submitting the required documentation.
Frequently asked questions
What do Orders PJC/1175, 1176 and 1177/2026 publish?
The lists of persons who passed the extraordinary processes reserved for persons with disabilities for the Cuerpos de Auxilio Judicial, Gestión Procesal and Tramitación Procesal, called by Orden PJC/1357/2024.
What deadline do the successful candidates have to submit documentation?
Ten working days from publication in the BOE, before the General Registry of the Ministry (calle de La Bolsa, 8, Madrid) or the registries under Article 16.4 of Law 39/2015.
What appeals are available against the orders?
An optional administrative appeal for reconsideration within one month or an administrative-judicial appeal within two months before the contentious section of the Tribunal Central de Instancia.
Related reading
- AEAT group I2: provisional lists and 28 November exam
- Abogacía General del Estado: 2026 general merits contest
- Justice and Ametic analyse the digitalisation of Justice
Sources
- Orden PJC/1175/2026, of 29 October (BOE-A-2026-23347): https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-23347
- Orden PJC/1176/2026, of 29 October (BOE-A-2026-23348): https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-23348
- Orden PJC/1177/2026, of 29 October (BOE-A-2026-23349): https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-23349
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