Cancún Civil Registry completes over 145,000 identity services

The Civil Registry of Benito Juárez, Cancún, has completed over 145,000 services and procedures during the current municipal administration. Under the leadership of Mayor Ana Paty Peralta, the initiative aims to improve access to legal identity documents by reducing economic, mobility, and accessibility barriers for local families.

Key achievements include the issuance of 2,450 late birth certificates and 10,319 marriage registration procedures. Notably, 449 adults who previously lacked legal registration obtained their first birth certificates. The administration also processed 25,269 CURP-related services, including 5,407 biometric procedures, and 19,378 birth certificate registrations, with 1,754 of those completed directly in hospital modules to assist newborns.

Through the ‘Registro Civil en tu Colonia’ program, services were extended to the communities of Tres Reyes and El Milagro, providing 629 services such as legal advice and free certified copies. Additionally, the municipality has improved local offices by establishing lactation rooms in official registries 01 and 02 to support nursing mothers.