Civil Registry - 78000 San Luis

The truth is that they have always treated me well, quickly and efficiently, I have no complaint except that the acoustics in the trio are horrible and the noise does not allow efficient communication with those who attend the window. Even with that, I have always been attended by lovers and patients. I talk about how things are going at the fair.

Yesterday I went to do a paperwork, I arrived at 4:30 a.m., there were already 29 people lined up before me, the weather was pleasant and the people around me made it very pleasant to wait for them to open. At 8 am. sharply they opened and the line began to move fast. A A very kind young man at the entrance asked me the reason for my visit, gave me a token with an appointment and gave me access. The place was clean, there are chairs and a screen that indicates the shift and window that corresponds to it. There are 11 windows that deal with minutes, curp and amendments, among other procedures. In less than 30 minutes they announced shift 30, which was mine, I got window 4. A glass divided me from the person who would give me the service, thank God I got a lady named Karina (she didn't tell me, I saw it on screen), with excellent service and human quality. I could see, behind the glass, a monitor, which showed what the lady was writing and at the same time if there was an error, it allowed me to tell her what was correct, and if she proceeded, she corrected it and if not, she told me why or what I should do to its correction. In less than 10 minutes, on average, my procedure was done. I thanked him for his service, because it was worth making the trip from Mexico City, and making sure on my own that all the negative comments from the Civil Registry of San Luis Potosí had only scared me and that they were very far from reality. They attend without appointment and by appointment, inside there is a machine that issues certificates. Arriving early is better so as not to risk missing a shift, I don't know how many they give. My most sincere congratulations to the public servants who are at the windows.

Well organized, they distribute the chips before business hours and it goes well. For extremely simple procedures that were resolved in your place of residence, you have to stand in line from 4 in the morning ? sometimes you don't have enough. In my case I went to certify a curp, I lined up from 5:00 am and there were already many people before and I talked with people who came from Mexico, Monterrey, etc. and there is no way to solve it neither in your place of residence, nor by internet, they don't date. So the inconvenience is harder for foreigners because apart from queuing at dawn you have to travel hours for a procedure that lasted less than 1 minute.

If you have to settle an issue with the CURP, you have to go lost at 5 in the morning to stand in line to get a token so that they can attend to you. Because they deliver a card at 7 but there is already a line many hours before, I arrived at 6:40 and the line was two blocks from the place and many people from a block further back can no longer get a card. But the treatment of the staff of the place at all times was very friendly. And if they solved me that same day.