CPF for non-Brazilian citizens (in English)
Non-Brazilian citizens who intend to study or work in Brazil, who have business in Brazil or who are married to a Brazilian citizen should request a CPF number, which is mandatory for operations as opening a bank account, making financial transactions, buying/selling properties and other legal matters.
Brazilian citizens with dual citizenship must apply for a CPF as a Brazilian.
Click here for instructions.
How to request a CPF number (In-person)
Before coming to the Consulate, scan the documentation below (in PDF or JPEG format only):
- CPF registration form (FCPF);
- A photo ID showing the applicant's full name, date and place of birth;
- Birth certificate or similar document showing nationality and parent's name;
- Minors under 16 years of age, must come to the Consulate accompanied by their parents or legal guardians, who must present their photo ID.
Create an account on the e-consular system and fill out the request for a CPF number, uploading the documentation listed above (click here for instructions).
Once you request is approved, schedule an in-person appointment using the e-consular system. On the day of your appointment, present the original documentation listed above (1-4).
Note: all birth/ marriage certificates issued outside of Brazil or United States must have the Apostille or be legalized at an Embassy/Consulate of Brazil when issued by a country that is not part of the Apostille convention.
Still have questions? Send an e-mail to: legalizacao.atlanta@itamaraty.gov.br .