Marrying in Brazil? The 30-day trap awaits.

Don't let bureaucracy ruin your love story.

Brazilian bureaucracy loves paperwork. Foreigners must present an apostilled birth certificate, marital status certificate, and sworn translations. Start collecting documents at least three months before your intended...

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Days you must wait for the habilitação process before the marriage ceremony can be scheduled.

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Common Law: Precedents and judge-made laws guide your case.

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Brazilian Civil Law: The written code is primary; what matters is the text of the law.

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Smart move: Start early. Get all foreign documents apostilled and translated by a sworn translator in Brazil before you even travel. This avoids last-minute panic and delays.

Quick divorce in Brazil—is it possible for foreigners?

Yes, if both agree and there are no minor children. You can get divorced at the Cartório without a lengthy court process.

Protect your assets before you say 'I do'—Brazilian marital property regimes can make or break your financial future.

Apostille birth & status certificates

Get sworn translations in Brazil

Bring two witnesses with CPF

Your family's future in Brazil deserves expert protection. Let's secure it together.

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