- Ways to find a person by their first and last name in Mexico
- Phone book
- Pipl
- CURP and / or CIP consultation
- Review of the National Population Registry (Renapo)
- Consultation at the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE)
- Electoral Register of Mexico
- Social networks
- Metasearch engines
- Advertisements
- References
People finders in Mexico are a series of methods to investigate data of people who are in the territory. It is possible to perform the search through various channels that allow from finding out the cell phone number -as well as tracking it- to accessing the location history of that person during a certain period.
One feature that should be highlighted is that this type of information is public in nature, so that anyone can have access to it at any time they want.
Some of these means are useful for government entities, because they allow them to control citizen data, optimize the information for carrying out other procedures and allow the simplification of the organization of censuses.
Ways to find a person by their first and last name in Mexico
Phone book
It is the easiest and simplest method when looking for a person, regardless of where they are.
It is an interesting resource, especially because it includes names and phone numbers; on certain occasions it is also possible to find home addresses.
Although the physical version can be of great help, it can also be consulted digitally.
Pipl
It is believed to be one of the most powerful search engines on the Internet because it allows you to find people by first and last name. In fact, according to some Internet users, it is almost like browsing the so-called deep web.
Upon finding these first data, the search can be deepened, because all kinds of information related to that person will appear: comments on social networks, photos and even their geographical location.
If we talk about search methods, it is necessary to name Google, since it is a fast, simple and popular tool.
It allows searches through images, videos and even maps, which offers various options according to the user's request.
Even the platform also provides filters to guarantee much more accurate results. In this case, it is worth making some suggestions:
-To search for names and surnames with greater accuracy, both must be placed in quotation marks. Placing a location or occupation can also be helpful.
-If you have an image from a page, social network or other source, you right click on it to display a menu. Choose "Search images in Google" and the search engine will return the similarities that can be found.
-Lay on filters. The more the scan is categorized, the better the desired results.
-In addition to Google, there are also other search engines such as Bing, Yahoo or AOL Search, which can be of equal or more help.
CURP and / or CIP consultation
The National Identification Card (CIP), as well as the Unique Population Registration Code (CURP), are a couple of identity documents that also allow knowing the data of a person. To do so, you can visit the corresponding pages, through which you can make the respective query.
It is important to mention that the CURP has gained significance among the population thanks to the fact that it is an essential identification for carrying out other procedures, in addition to the fact that its review is quick and free. Therefore, it has become an interesting source of research.
Review of the National Population Registry (Renapo)
The Renapo is a database created by the Mexican government in order to store all the possible information of national and foreign citizens who are in the territory. It also includes the records of children and babies.
Consultation at the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE)
This body is in charge of organizing the elections at the federal level, which is why, thanks to this, the votes cast in each state during the elections for president, deputies and senators are counted.
In this is the so-called National Registry of Voters, which contains information on personal data and address of the population.
Electoral Register of Mexico
The National Electoral Institute (INE) is the entity that collects the total number of voters who are both in the territory and abroad. According to the INE website, "it contains the name and photograph of the citizens registered in the electoral roll."
In addition, due to recent data, it is estimated that this database has more than 90 million people registered to date.
Social networks
After Google, perhaps one of the main search sources is social networks, especially Twitter and Facebook. At this point, it is worth mentioning some recommendations:
-In Facebook, at the top there is a box followed by a magnifying glass; there the name and surname of the person to be searched will be placed. The search will be much more successful if the address, educational institution, and even hobbies are placed.
-The search on Twitter can be even faster than on Facebook, there are applications (such as Twellow) that help us locate the person we want to find.
Metasearch engines
This tool is particularly interesting because it collects all search engines, including social networks. In fact, some Internet users often call it the mother of all search engines.
Most collect data from Google, Twitter, Yahoo, Facebook, Amazon and even E-Bay.
Advertisements
A perhaps unorthodox way to search for people is through ads or advertisements on Google or Facebook. For this, a kind of campaign is created with the image of the person and with all the relevant data that is had about it.
Audience segmentation is then performed to help the information reach as many people as possible.
In the case of Google, the procedure is a bit more complex and requires further study, since the dissemination of the campaign may take longer.
References
- Armenta Mier, Alejadro. The importance of the Unique Population Registry Code. (2014). In E-Consultation. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In E-Consultation of e-consulta.com.
- Search people by first name, last name, ID and other records. In How-to-Find on the Internet. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In Como-Find on the Internet at como-encontrar.com.
- Identification document. (sf). On Wikipedia. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In Wikipedia at es.wikipedia.org.
- Find out if your credential is valid as an official identification and if you are on the Nominal Electors List. (sf). In INE. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In INE of Listanominal.ine.mx.
- CRIP and CURP (birth certificate). In WordReference. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In WordReference at forum.wordreference.com.
- Federal Electoral Institute (Mexico). (sf). On Wikipedia. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In Wikipedia at es.wikipedia.org.
- About the INE. (sf). In INE. Retrieved: June 14, 2018. In INE de ine.mx.