What documents are needed to obtain the CURP?

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In CURP, numbers and letters are found:

• An initial and the first internal vowel of the name;
• Contains the initial of the middle name;
• Date of birth and status of birth;
• The citizen's sex;
• The first internal consonants of the first and second names (if you have one), and the middle one;
• Check digit;
• Contains a homoclave.

How to take CURP using your cell phone?

Any citizen can speed up the process of take off your CURP by cell phone, accessing the government website and filling in the necessary data for the application.

To create CURP, follow the steps below:

1. Access the portal Government;
2. Select the second option “Personal Data”;
3. Fill in your personal data as the form requests, such as name, surname, date of birth, gender, and other data;
4. Once completed, you can view the document and download it as a PDF.

What is the use of CURP in the daily lives of Mexicans?

The CURP document is very useful in the lives of Mexican citizens:

• To register for the SAT;
• To enroll in a level of study;
• For the voting credential (INE);
• To apply for a passport;
• To apply for credit and microcredit;
• To access the health service;
• To get hired for a job.

What documents are needed to take the CURP?

The documents required to apply for CURP differ depending on whether the citizen is a native of the country or a foreigner.

In case it is a natural citizen Mexican, the documents required to take the CURP are:

• Birth certificate;
• Certificate of non-registration from CURP;
• Certificate of Mexican nationality (if you do not have a birth certificate);
• Official identification (professional card, passport, identity card, voting card, IMSSS or ISSSTE card).

In case of a foreign citizen resident in the country, the necessary documents are:

• Migration document (issued by INM);
• D1 diplomatic visa;
• Official O1 and O4 visas; or
• S1 and S2 service visas.