Complaints Book (Libro de Reclamaciones)

Under the Peruvian Consumer Protection and Defense Code, you can file a claim or complaint here. When you submit it, your form gets its number, date and time, and a copy is sent to your email.

Your details

The details of the person filing the form. Fields without “(optional)” are required.

Identity document

A DNI has 8 digits; a foreigner ID card or a passport has letters and numbers.

Street, number, district and city.

We send the copy of your form and our response to this address.

Enter the details of your father, mother or legal guardian. The email above can be theirs: the copy goes there.

Their identity document
Product or service

What your claim or complaint is about.

The tour or service your claim or complaint is about.

It helps us find it faster. For example, PE-2026-00001.

In Peruvian soles, if your claim is about an amount. A complaint about customer service has no amount.

Which service it was, when and for how many people.

Claim or complaint

What happened and what you are asking for, each in its own field.

Is it a claim or a complaint?

What happened, when and how. Include anything that helps us verify it.

What you would like us to do: for example, a refund, a new service or an explanation.

Review and submit

Check that everything is correct. When you submit, the form gets its number, date and time, and it can no longer be changed.

Filing a claim does not prevent you from using other dispute resolution channels, nor is it a prerequisite for filing a complaint with Indecopi.

The provider must respond to the claim or complaint within 15 business days at most; this period cannot be extended.