PRIVATE P2 WORKING PAGE — not an active pilot yet.
Scope. Recognition of qualifications for recognised refugees and subsidiary-protection beneficiaries who cannot supply documentary qualification evidence.
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Draft recognised-protection qualification solution in brief
Regulation (EU) 2024/1347 art.30, applicable from 12 June 2026, requires equal access to recognition procedures and specifically requires Member States to facilitate full access where documentary evidence of qualifications cannot be provided, together with access to appropriate assessment/validation of prior learning and experience. This is stronger than merely giving more time to find the missing Belarus diploma, but it is not automatic homologación and does not create one universal EU certificate. The practical solution is a protected-status qualification pathway: recognised status → qualification claim → documented reason originals cannot be supplied → available evidence → structured assessment/validation of prior learning/experience → result incorporated into the Spanish recognition procedure → reasoned final decision. EQPR may support assessment, but it is not itself a formal Spanish homologación or professional licence.
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Primary project record: Missing qualification evidence / recognised international protection
This branch applies to:
Do not extend it automatically to:
Those categories require their own legal route.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1347 art.30 requires, within its scope:
The legal guarantee concerns access and assessment, not automatic recognition.