Finding formal employment usually involves more than just preparing a good resume. During selection processes, companies usually request a series of documents that allow them to verify the applicant’s information and speed up the evaluation of their profile. One of the most required is the Unique Labor Certificate (CUL), a document issued by the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion (MTPE). This certificate can be obtained free of charge and gathers relevant data about the applicant in a single file, such as their identity, registered work experience, and information related to their police, criminal, and judicial records. If you are about to apply for a job, here we explain how to download the Unique Labor Certificate, who can request it, and what the requirements are to obtain it.
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Need a job? Here’s how you can download the MTPE Unique Labor Certificate for free
The Unique Labor Certificate, a digital document issued by the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion, allows viewing the identity, police, criminal and judicial records, educational background, and formal work experience of a person over 18 years old, with the aim of accessing a job application. This certification replaces Certijoven and Certiadulto, so any Peruvian citizen can obtain it completely free of charge and it is valid for three months. In this way, we present the step-by-step process to get the CUL easily and quickly:
Access the official Empleos Perú platform through this LINK.
Log in with your username and password. If you do not have an account, you must register with your DNI or foreigner ID card.
Then, select the “Unique Labor Certificate” option.
Click on the option to generate the document.
The system will automatically generate the certificate in PDF format.
Done! Download it and save it on your device.
Do you have a police report and don’t know it? Here’s how you can find out just with your DNI
Through its official platform, the Public Ministry has made available to the public a free web portal that allows verifying if a person has any police report by entering exclusively their National Identity Document (DNI) number or foreigner ID card. According to the Prosecutor’s Office, this system allows you to know details of any accusation, with the aim of taking the necessary measures for the respective defense. Thus, to obtain this information it is essential to follow these simple steps:
Enter the following LINK.
Enter your DNI or foreigner ID card number.
Select the year the report was filed. If it was filed before August 8, 2015, you must check the activation box.
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Press the ‘Consult’ button.
Requirements to file a police report
Be 18 years of age or older.
Identify yourself as the complainant.
Describe the facts clearly and coherently.
Identify the place where the events occurred.
Identify the alleged responsible party.
Provide concrete information that can be corroborated.
Sign as the complainant and print your fingerprint.
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