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Tumbes, Moquegua, Ica, Arequipa and Ancash lead digitalization of titles.Reaffirming its policy of bringing registration services to the citizen, the National Superintendence of Public Registries (SUNARP) reached a milestone in its digital transformation process. Between January and August of 2025, 77.47% of the titles presented at the national level were managed digitally, consolidating the institution as a regional leader in modernization within the State and marking a historical advance in the registration public administration.
This achievement is based on the use of the digitalized title management system (SGTD), a computer platform that allows documents digitalization, its authentication by digital signature and an agile and safe document management. Currently, the SGTD is applied in the records of property, legal persons and natural persons, which has allowed to expedite processes, reduce attention times and offer greater legal certainty.
It should be noted that, through Resolution No. 00022-2025-SUNARP/SN, the Directive that regulates the digitalization of documents in the titles in process was approved. This standard progressively eliminated the use of physical formats between offices and strengthened digital management, ensuring greater efficiency, transparency and confidence in registration services.
The National Superintendent of the SUNARP, Armando Subauste Bracasco, stressed: Today, eight out of ten titles are already worked digitally in the Sunarp. This means faster procedures, less queues and greater security for all Peruvians. Our commitment is to continue working so that technology is at the service of people and public records are increasingly accessible and confident.
Advances towards a digital state
The digitalization of the procedures in SUNARP contributes to:
Reduce costs and attention times.
Eliminate unnecessary rows and transfers.
Promote transparency and remote access to information.
Strengthen legal certainty with technologies such as digital signature.
Take care of the environment by reducing paper use.
Likewise, the use of digital systems allows the institution to analyze data and anticipate trends, improving decision making and strengthening the operational efficiency of the State.
Benefits for citizenship
Thanks to digital management, citizens can process at any time and place, avoiding displacements, saving time and reducing expenses. In addition, the security of digital processes gives greater confidence in registration services, benefiting both natural persons and companies.
The figures speak
From January to August 2025, 2569,989 titles were presented in the four records administered by SUNARP. Of these, 1990,988 (77%) were worked digital, while 579,001 (23%) were still managed in physical format.
The regions with the highest percentage of digitalization are:
Tumbes (91%)
Moquegua (90%)
Ica (89%)
Arequipa (89%)
Ancash (89%)
With these results, the SUNARP advances firmly towards a digital state, modern and close to the citizen, aligned with the objectives of efficiency, transparency and quality in public services.
