Ya es oficial: Quienes ya tramitaron su licencia de conducir recibirán la CURP biométrica de forma automática sin necesidad de agendar una cita gracias a un nuevo convenio federal

Ya es oficial: Quienes ya tramitaron su licencia de conducir recibirán la CURP biométrica de forma automática sin necesidad de agendar una cita gracias a un nuevo convenio federal 04.06.2026

Un nuevo convenio federal entre la Secretaría de Gobernación y la Secretaría de Movilidad del Estado de México (SEMOV) permitirá la transferencia automática de datos biométricos de ciudadanos con licencia de conducir al Registro Nacional de Población (RENAPO). Publicado en el Diario Oficial de la Federación el 18 de mayo, este acuerdo facilita la obtención de la CURP biométrica, que incluye huellas dactilares, escaneo de iris, fotografía facial y firma digital, sin necesidad de cita previa para quienes ya tramitaron su licencia. Esta iniciativa busca consolidar la CURP como identificador único y avanzar hacia un sistema nacional de identidad digital, integrando la información biométrica capturada en trámites de movilidad para futuros documentos de identificación unificada.

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