Investment
Publicado em
13/03/2023 15h12
Atualizado em
08/08/2024 16h07
VITEM IX: Investment
All VITEM IX applications require prior authorization of applicant’s temporary residence in Brazil from the Brazilian Ministry of Labor. Only after approval by the Ministry of Labor may the applicant submit his or her VITEM IX application to the Consulate.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
- Passport (valid and signed with at least two blank Visa pages)
- Copy of proof of residence in the U.S. (visa or Green Card), for non-U.S. citizens
- Water, energy or gas bill in applicant's name
- Visa Application Form Receipt (printed and signed)
- Passport photo (2’’x 2’’)
- U.S. Postal Service Money Order payable to the Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta (see Visa Fees page). Visa fees are non-refundable.
- Birth Certificate (copy) - if not born in the USA, Birth Certificate must be apostilled or legalized
- FBI Background Check (issued within the past 60 days)
► Additional documents may be requested at the discretion of the Consular Authority.
HOW TO APPLY
The documentation listed above may be submitted:
► In person:
- Applicants may deliver the documentation in a closed/sealed envelope at the Consulate, Monday through Friday, between 1pm and 3pm. No documentation will be analyzed at the time of delivery.
- Applicants are responsible for checking visa status here. No e-mail will be sent to inform when the visa is ready for pick-up.
- Applicants may choose to pick up the visa in person at the Consulate, Monday through Friday, between 1pm and 3pm (no third parties allowed) or leave a self-addressed, pre-paid return envelope (Priority or Priority Express flat-rate only) from the U.S. Postal Service envelope.
► By mail to the following address:
Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta - Visa Section
3500 Lenox Rd NE, suite 800
One Alliance Center
Atlanta, GA 30326
Applicants must also include an additional self-addressed, pre-paid return envelope (Priority or Priority Express flat-rate only) from the U.S. Postal Service envelope. This envelope will be used to return the visa to the applicant, and may be folded in half to fit inside the original sending envelope.
Return envelopes with addresses outside the United States will not be accepted.
Visas submitted by mail are the sole responsibility of the applicant. The Consulate is not responsible for any delays or loss by the postal service, nor will it track or provide information of the whereabouts of documentation sent.
Questions? Send an e-mail to visa.atlanta@itamaraty.gov.br .