Dra. Simone FerreiraOAB/RN 14.118
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Five things that help at first contact

None of this is a condition for writing. If you can already answer these five points, the first conversation goes much further.

  1. 01

    Where you are

    Which country, and which city if you are already in Brazil. The starting point changes the route: the consulate, when the person is abroad, or the Federal Police, when they are already here.

  2. 02

    Which document or status

    A visa, a residence authorisation, a CRNM, a filing receipt, or nothing yet. Say how long the document is valid for, using the date printed on it.

  3. 03

    Request, notice or decision

    If you received a request for documents, a notice or a decision, give the date you received it. Administrative deadlines run from dates, and that is what sets the order of the work.

  4. 04

    A tie to a Brazilian

    A Brazilian spouse, partner, child or parent, where that applies. The tie changes which route is available and what has to be evidenced.

  5. 05

    What has already been filed

    Applications already made, filing receipts, case numbers and appointment dates. This shows which stage the situation is at before any new step.

Please do not send personal or sensitive documents before they are asked for: the conversation sets out what to send, when and through which channel.

Consultations take place in Portuguese. A Portuguese-speaking partner or relative is welcome to take part.

Contact

Ways to get in touch

There is no form on this page. Conversations take place through WhatsApp or email. Personal or sensitive documents should be sent only when requested for the review.

  • 01

    WhatsApp

    The main channel for first contact and updates on a matter. Documents are sent only as agreed during the conversation.

    Contact on WhatsApp
  • 02

    Email

    simone@simoneferreira.online. An alternative for questions in writing or documents requested for the review.

  • 03

    Legal services

    Fully online legal services throughout Brazil, based in Parnamirim. Some administrative steps require attendance in person at the responsible authority.