Overview
- Government agencies, public institutions, and private organizations must accept the new credential as official identification starting Oct. 16.
- Enrollment is voluntary for individuals, according to President Claudia Sheinbaum and Renapo chief Arturo Arce Vargas.
- The new format captures iris scans, fingerprints, a digital photograph, and an electronic signature.
- Processing occurs in person at Registro Civil offices or at 145 Renapo modules, with online issuance via Llave MX only if biometrics were previously collected by INE or SAT.
- People who completed the pilot will begin receiving the new CURP format by email today, Renapo said.