Quintana Roo Brings Civil Registry Services to Isla Mujeres on October 30

Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo — The Quintana Roo state government and the Isla Mujeres municipal government will hold a Civil Registry service day on Friday, October 30, offering residents a chance to obtain identity documents and correct official records.

The event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Domo Bicentenario in the La Gloria neighborhood. It is part of the “Tu Identidad es tu Derecho” (Your Identity Is Your Right) program, run by the Quintana Roo Government Ministry and the state Directorate General of the Civil Registry.

Eight Services on Offer

According to the official announcement, staff will provide eight services during the day:

1. Printing of certified copies of civil records.
2. Administrative corrections to records issued in Quintana Roo.
3. Certificates confirming that no record exists.
4. Standard and late birth registrations.
5. Regularization of registry acts.
6. Validation of civil records.
7. Corrections to CURP records.
8. Legal advice.

The services target people who need to process identity documents or fix errors in their registry information.

What to Bring

Applicants should bring a copy of their CURP (the national population registry code) and a copy of an official photo ID, such as the INE voter card, according to the general requirements published in the announcement.

The information released so far does not specify costs or additional requirements for each type of procedure, so residents are advised to arrive early and check for updates.

Where and When

• Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
• Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Location: Domo Bicentenario, colonia La Gloria, Isla Mujeres

State and municipal authorities are coordinating the event to make registry services easier for residents to access. The program covers requests related to civil records, CURP data and birth registrations during the scheduled hours.