Overview
- Scheduled sites include Calca (Nov. 25), Pichari with daily stops Nov. 24–28, Pacanga (Nov. 24–25), Ancón (Nov. 25), Mala (Nov. 26–27), Tupac Amaru Inca and San Miguel in Pisco (Nov. 27), and Che Chen in Moquegua (Nov. 27–28).
- The outreach prioritizes children and adolescents, adults 60 and older, indigenous communities, people with disabilities, and in some districts low-income residents.
- Capacity is limited and some districts require prior sign-up, with examples including 50 slots in Tupac Amaru Inca, 30 in Che Chen, and posted hours typically from mid-morning to mid-afternoon.
- Common requirements include minors attending with a parent or guardian who presents their DNI, and proof of address such as an electricity or water bill for address-change requests.
- Reniec confirms printed photos are no longer required for people over seven as photos are taken on-site, and campaigns also offer renewals, duplicates, address updates and guidance on the secure, digitally signable DNIe 3.0.