Necessary Documents

Brazilian

Single: Birth certificate (issued with a maximum of 06 months) +

identification Document (original) + number of CPF;

Divorced: Marriage certificate with divorce registration (issued with a

maximum of 06 months) + identification Document (original) + social
security number + copy of the letter of Sentence of Division of property;

A Widower: Marriage certificate (issued with a maximum of 06

months) + death certificate of Spouse + identity document (original) +
number of CPF + Certificate of real estate registry offices in the city
where he/she resided when he died (if the deceased (a) didn't let goods) +
negative certificate of the Dmv and tax clearance certificate from the
Board of trade. If the deceased has left (a) goods, copy of the inventory.

Single: Birth certificate (issued with a maximum of 06 months) +

Declaration of marital status and Residence Declaration + social security
number + Passport.

Divorced: Marriage certificate with divorce registration (issued with a

maximum of 06 months) + Declaration of marital status and Residence
Declaration + social security number + copy of the letter of Sentence +
Goods sharing passport.

A Widower: Marriage certificate (issued with a maximum of 06

months) + death certificate of Spouse + Declaration of marital status and
Residence Declaration + social security number + Passport.

Foreigner

Note: all documents from overseas must be brought to the Consulate of Brazil in
the country where it was issued the Declaration of marital status and residence to
be legalized.
If the alien is in Brazil, he must prove the legal entry into the country through the entry
stamp on your passport or driver's permanence.
If the foreigner is not in Brazil or, as marriage by proxy (validity of 90 days), should
make public specific power of attorney to the wedding and take her to the Consulate of
Brazil for legalization. This power of Attorney, must be allowed to give input on the
process of Qualification for Civil marriage with the other betrothed, name that the
betrothed and the betrothed will use after the wedding, the regime of goods and
represent the Grantor before the Justice of the peace, in the Act of civil ceremony.
Translator -If the foreigner doesn't speak Portuguese, must be present at the ceremony
and at all stages of the process, a sworn translator with the appointment by the Board

of trade. This name should be provided when the wedding, are expected to be in the
Book.
After the Conference the documentation presented at City Hall, all documents that
should be translated by a sworn translator and registered in a titles and
documents.