If I do not appear on the Sisfoh registry, how do I register to receive the classification of my household?

The Household Targeting System (Sisfoh) is a tool for identifying and classifying the poverty levels of the population. This procedure makes it possible to precisely determine which households require social assistance and, therefore, ensures an efficient distribution of State resources. Although there are people whose homes have been classified according to the poor or non-poor scale, there are still citizens who do not appear on the registry.

Therefore, if you are interested in knowing the registration process and the criteria required to apply to Sisfoh, here we provide you with all the necessary information about this procedure. If you are chosen to register your household, you will be able to access various benefits, such as bonuses and social programs, in addition to which it will also make you a beneficiary of various services provided by the State.

How to register in the Sisfoh 2024 registry?

To be part of the Sisfoh General Household Register, it is essential to have a Socioeconomic Classification (CSE) of your family. If you do not have it, you must request it at the Local Registration Unit (ULE) belonging to the municipality of your location.

The ULE represents the entity in charge, within the municipalities, both provincial and district, of managing CSE applications. This process involves collecting data from households and subsequently sending it to Midis.

Sisfoh 2024: these are the requirements to request classification

• The National Identity Document (DNI) of each family member.
• A water bill and another electricity bill for the residence, as long as these services are available.
• Request and complete the S100 Application Form at the ULE.

What is the S100 format?

Filling out the S100 form of the Household Targeting System (Sisfoh), through the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis), consists of completing a socioeconomic file with detailed information about the household and its members.

This process includes data such as personal identification, housing characteristics, access to basic services, educational level, employment status and other socioeconomic aspects. The information collected allows households to be classified according to their level of poverty, which is essential for the identification and selection of beneficiaries of the State’s social programs. You can view the document at this link HERE.

This is the registration procedure in the municipality

• Go with determination to the Local Registration Unit (ULE) in your municipality, with the DNI of your family members and the receipts for your services. There, you will apply for and complete the S100 Application Form. Remember, any adult in your home can carry out this procedure.
• Prepare for the visit from the municipality if you have applied for your Socioeconomic Classification (CSE). This process is essential to determine your socioeconomic situation, although certain households, such as those with newborns, children under 18 with prior CSE, or residents in Amazonian communities, may not need this visit according to regulations. For more information, access this Government link.
• The response to your request will be known approximately 25 business days after registration. You can check the status of the procedure by calling: (01) 6318000, annexes: 1750, 1780, 1777, 1756, Monday to Friday from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm, or writing to the email: sisfoh@midis.gob.pe.

Sisfoh official LINK: check if your home appears as poor

Find out if your household is classified as non-poor, poor, or extremely poor. To make this query, you only need your ID and internet access:

• Access the official Sisfoh website: https://operaciones.sisfoh.gob.pe:450/cse/.
• Enter your DNI number and the security code visible on the screen.
• Complete the required information: your position in the home (head or partner), as well as the dates of geographic location and issuance dates of your ID.
• Click on ‘Consult’ and the system will indicate the socioeconomic classification of your home.