Peruvian Government announces Free Free Lot Empatization campaign: In which regions and what is the schedule?

The informal property formalization agency (Cofopri) announced several free campaigns of census in Peru in February 2025. Through the process of formal degreefamilies are given the legal certainty they need to ensure the possession of their homes.

This process plays a crucial function for millions of Peruvian citizens who seek to obtain titles owned by their housing. In addition, the formalization of housing not only contributes to reducing conflicts related to possession, but also facilitates access to bank financing and encourages a more efficient urban planning.

What are the regions and dates of the free registration campaign?

The informal property formalization agency launched a series of free registration campaigns at the national level by February 2025, aimed at informal possessionssuch as populated centers, human settlements, hamlets and housing associations. The objective is to facilitate the process of formalization in those areas where physical-legal sanitation has already been completed.

Amazon

• Number of lots: 413
• Districts: Bagua Grande and El Tingo
• Dates: January 27 – February 21 (schedule)

Áncash

• Number of lots: 216
• Districts: Casma
• Dates: February 4 – February 24 (schedule)

Apurímac

• Number of lots: 474
• Districts: Chapimarca, Tintay, San Juan de Chacña, Capaya, Toraya, Sañayca, Chalhuanca
• Dates: February 11 – February 28 (Schedule)

Ayacucho

• Number of lots: 374
• Districts: Coracora
• Dates: February 10 – February 21 (Schedule)

Cajamarca

• Number of lots: 206
• Districts: Tabaconas, San José del Alto
• Dates: February 18 – February 24 (Schedule)

Cusco

• Number of lots: 171
• Districts: Marangani, Sicuani
• Dates: February 6 – February 21 (schedule)

Huánuco

• Number of lots: 67
• Districts: Pachietea, Churubamba
• Dates: February 14 – February 26 (Schedule)

Ica

• Number of lots: –
• Districts: Chincha Alta, El Carmen, Sunampe
• Dates: February 5 – February 15 (Schedule)

Junín

• Number of lots: 189
• Districts: Ulcumayo
• Dates: February 3 – February 15 (Schedule)

Lambayeque

• Number of lots: –
• Districts: Jayanca, Patapo, José Leonardo Ortíz, Chiclayo, Cayalti, Ferreñafe, Pueblo Nuevo, Manuel Mesones
• Dates: February 3 – February 24 (Schedule)

Lima-Callao

• Number of lots: 591
• Districts: Chancay, Cieguilla, El Agustino, Ate, Villa María del Triunfo, Punta Negra, Lurín, Pachacamac, Villa El Salvador, Santiago de Surco, Puente Piedra-Ancón, Callao, Lurín-Pachacamacamacamacam
• Dates: January 27 – February 26 (Schedule)

Loreto

• Number of lots: 405
• Districts: San Juan Bautista
• Dates: February 7 – February 28 (Schedule)

Mother of God

• Number of lots: 61
• Districts: Inambari, Las Piedras, Tamopata
• Dates: February 11 – February 26 (Schedule)

Moquegua

• Number of lots: 21
• Districts: Net Mariscal, Moquegua
• Dates: February 3 – February 10 (Schedule)

Pasco

• Number of lots: –
• Districts: Yanahuanca
• Dates: February 6 – February 20 (Schedule)

Fist

• Number of lots: 450
• Districts: Putina, Quilcapuncu, Vilquechico, Moho, Conima
• Dates: February 14 – February 28 (Schedule)

San Martín

• Number of lots: 140
• Districts: Huicungo
• Dates: February 19 – February 27 (Schedule)

Tacna

• Number of lots: –
• Districts: Sama, Tacna, Gregorio Albarracín, New City, Pocollay,
• Dates: February 10 – February 20 (Schedule)

Tumbes

• Number of lots:
• Districts: Zarumilla
• Dates: February 2 – February 26 (Schedule)

Ucayali

• Number of lots: –
• Districts: Father Abad, Alexander von Humboldt, Neshuya, Curimaya, Raymondo, Sepahua
• Dates: February 5 – February 23 (Schedule)

What are the requirements to obtain the property title?

Cofopri indicated that the degree process has changed, since it eliminated the need to present the proof of possession, a requirement that was required on previous occasions. However, an essential requirement is maintained: applicants must show that they have occupied their lot directly, peaceful, continuous and public for at least one year before the date of registration.

• National Identity Document (DNI).
• Basic services receipts such as light, water, cable or telephone.
• Documents that prove ownership, such as: Autovalúo, proof of possession, testament, sale contract.