INAPAM cards are federal and may be obtained easily in Guadalajara at the federal building; lower floor office. Ask at the information desk.
In Chapala, you may apply at the DIF office, 4th door on the left down the rear hallway; but be prepared for frustation. It took 8 months to get ours, some years ago, but the situation appears to be the same: Not enough cards sent monthly, or maybe they just do not like to issue them to expats from that office. I suggest taking your residence visa, CURP card, passport, etc., etc. to Guadalajara, where some have had the card issued immediately.
The card gives discounts on buses, some planes, free museums & parks, farmacias, etc., etc. One may download a long list from the government site, but just show it when you suspect it may get you 5% to 50% discounts.

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We got ours after we got our permanent residency in Cozumel. Assume it's the same everywhere in MX..Go to the Senior Center in your town, that's where we got ours..also google state and will give you a list of discounts available in your state, Jalisco.

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