Overview
- State registries published module locations and hours in Chihuahua, Hidalgo and Aguascalientes to support the ongoing national enrollment.
- Renapo and local civil registry offices require applicants to attend in person because officials must capture biometrics directly.
- Documents commonly requested include a certified CURP printout, a valid government ID, and a birth certificate for those aged 0–18.
- The Diario Oficial de la Federación notes the certified CURP can be obtained online at no cost, with guidance to visit Renapo offices if a record is not yet certified.
- Coverage highlights continuity with Mexico’s electronic passport introduced in 2021, which collects similar biometrics, alongside public questions about data use and safeguards.