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Apostille and Certified Translation Coordination
Brazil is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention. Brazilian public documents intended for use in the United States are apostilled by an authorized Brazilian notary office. We coordinate that step alongside retrieval, or on documents your firm already holds.
What this request covers
- Apostille coordination for Brazilian public documents (Hague Convention)
- Coordination with a sworn public translator (tradutor público juramentado) when a certified translation is required
- Apostille of documents your firm already holds, as a standalone request
- Delivery of the apostilled document package to your firm
What we need from your firm
- —The document to be apostilled, or a retrieval request if we are obtaining it first
- —Client initials
- —Whether a certified translation is also required
- —The receiving authority's requirements, if your firm has them in writing
Apostille applies to public documents
The Apostille certifies the origin of a public document — the signature and capacity of the official who issued it. It does not certify the content of the document, and it does not apply to private documents unless they have first been notarized into public form.
On certified translations
We coordinate a sworn public translator; we are not the responsible translator and do not certify the translation ourselves. The translator's certification is what the receiving authority relies on.
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We confirm scope and cost before any work begins. Submitting a request is not a commitment.
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Brazilian law and Brazil-side services only. We do not provide legal advice regarding U.S. immigration law.