Women’s Well-being is preparing a possible registration window for women aged 60 to 64, with a benefit of 3,100 pesos every two months. The dates being discussed for August 2026 are still tentative, and nothing is official until the program confirms the call.
That is why interest is rising now. Women who may want in should be ready before the announcement, because the registration depends on a future confirmation and the paperwork has to be in order when the window opens. The program is meant to provide economic support during those years before beneficiaries turn 65 and can move into Pensión para el Bienestar de las Personas Adultas Mayores.
The basic requirements are straightforward, but they matter. A valid identification can be a voter card, passport, professional license, INAPAM credential or identity letter. La CURP must be up to date, the birth certificate must be complete and legible, and proof of address cannot be older than six months. A phone number, mobile or landline, is also required.
The calendar now circulating points to a registration run from 17 to 23 August 2026, with 17 August marked as the starting day in the preliminary plan. It would be organized by the first letter of the surname, but that schedule still sits in the tentative category. Until there is official confirmation, the dates are a guide for preparation, not a guarantee of access.
That uncertainty is the catch. The program is already shaping expectations for thousands of women, yet the one detail that would turn planning into registration — the official call itself — is still missing. For now, the smartest move is simple: gather the documents, check that La CURP is current, and be ready if the August window is confirmed.
