Consulate General of Brazil in San Francisco

You should go to San Francisco, at Mission Campus, address and 1125 Valencia Street San Francisco, Ca 94110. Bring with you your CPR. I don't know if it will be necessary to register beforehand.

Look at the site that everything is there, well explained

impressive that no one from the consulate answers the questions they ask to help us, ehhh brazil doesn’t really change, even when will it be like this ??

Go to the Brazilian consulate there you will be offered 2 types of power of attorney: 1 - for bank transactions, Inss ($ 5.00), 2 - sale and administration of real estate ($ 20.00) Payment with USPS money order will only be accepted. I recommend that you verify your case and buy the money order before going to the consulate. In possession of the power of attorney, return to the USPS and send it to Brasilia. If you need more information visit the website with the consulate everything is well explained in Portuguese

What do I need to renew passport

Yes, you can do it on line and mail. Go ahead and search the info at the Consulate website.

Yes, it does. US citizens no longer need a visa to travel to Brazil for tourism or business.

Passwords are distributed from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. From Monday to Friday. Wednesday, December 5th, there will be no office hours.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/atestado_de_vida.xml

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/passaportes_-_maiores_de_18_anos.xml

The Consulate is closed to the general public. We are only attending emergency cases in person and processing documents by mail. More information: http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/procuracoes_-_instrucoes.xml

We have no forecast at the moment. We continue to process document orders by mail and follow up on emergency cases.

You don't need a visa.

I pay $ 120 mine, and my daughter's $ 80

See the consulate's website.

Please go to the consulate or check on the consulate's website. The Consulate does not usually answer questions online.

Sim. http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/passaportes_-_dano,_destruicao,_extravio_ou_furto.xml

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http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/procuracoes_-_instrucoes.xml

No need to schedule no. All instructions are at http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/en/procuracoes_-_instrucoes.xml

Yes, it's true

There is no appointment, your request will be processed and mailed to the address you sent them.

I'd wait one more day since it sounds like today would be day 5, then try calling the consulate to inquire.

We recognize a firm of Brazilian citizens and foreign citizens who are RNE. More information at http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/en/reconhecimento_de_assinaturas.xml

Go to the consulate and explain your situation, you have a chance of them doing more. It will be run.

I don 't know. Have you already sent an e-mail to the Consulate?

This is done at the consulate, the proof of life, in San Francisco they do. Brazilian Consulate of San Francisco. I believe that in other Brazilian consulates they can also do it.

From what I learned, you don't "renew" BR passports. You get a new one. So as long as you have your old one and you have a NR birth certificate, you should be able to get one. But dual citizenships, that's kinda tricky, so you may need to just go through the process and see what they say. Good luck!

I think you can just abandon the first application and start a new one. It won't cost you anything and if you don't use it, it expires in three months anyway.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/passaportes_-_maiores_de_18_anos.xml

You do not need a subscription appointment schedule, but Colorado is not part of our jurisdiction, you need to go to the Consulate in Los Angeles.

Its good to have air tickets but, it depends. If you are applying for business visa then you require few other documents from company. And if you are applying just travel visa then just flight confirmation or bookings will work.

I think so, I think you have to take the Brazilian visa.

St Mary's Square Garage is not the closest, but the best combination price/distance

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/procuracoes_-_instrucoes.xml

If you are abroad, you need to go to a Brazilian Consulate or Embassy to request a new document.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/passaportes_-_maiores_de_18_anos.xml

Check the Brazil consulate website they have all the information you would like to know answered in English. Keep in mind that for requesting Visas you would have to send in documentation before going there.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/passaportes_-_maiores_de_18_anos.xml

Not for short stays on tourism

It's written on it, you should check it. We issue many different visa types with different validities.

First, you need to go to a consulate and transfer your voter title to be able to vote abroad. When transferring, they will inform you of the polling place and your new section. But the transfer should have been made by June.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/lista_de_tradutores.xml

/servico_militar_-_alistamento_e_dispensa.xml

You can send the necessary documents, including your passport, and payment through USPS. Here is the source: http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/passport.xml

The site is safe, but as it may be unknown on your system, this type of message may appear; I suggest ignoring the alert, or, if you're still afraid, call the phone on duty on the Consulate page and ask someone in the passport sector to return it.

http://saofrancisco.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-br/atestado_de_residencia.xml

The posted link has all the necessary information. Don't forget to bring proof of residency, they have 12 utility bills to prove you have lived in the USA for at least 1 year. It has to be 12 consecutive accounts, it cannot be 1 from last month and 1 from 1 year ago, it must be 12.

Yes, if you go to Hawaii you will not leave the country, there and American territory.

We do not issue CNH at the Consulate, only in Brazil.

If you have never had a Brazilian birth certificate, your Brazilian passport has probably been wrongly granted in the past. In that case, she could apply for a visa with a foreign passport.

It can.

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You have to ask for the copy in the same "cartório" in Brazil where the original one was issued. Then, to be valid in the US, you have to get an apostille, usually the same "cartório" should be able to do it for you.

Only on very very exceptional and justified occasions. In general, no.

No. You can apply for an e-visa.

Yes

Yellow fever vaccine is not a requirement to enter Brazil, only a strong recommendation. You're all set.

Renewal of Brazilian passport can be done by mail (USPS). Fee for persons over 18 is $ 120.00, 1 recent 2x2 photo, RG, Birth Certificate and completed online form

You have to check with the US consulate. We're the Brazilian consulate.

Come to the consulate with the police report

Monday 19/2 will be closed due to the holiday.

Always arrive at the Consulate at 08:55 to get your number. They are like our DMV's and provide a service number. Then, I have found them to be fast and friendly for the most part.

Yes, of course. Since the US is strict in giving visa's to Brazilians, Brazil requires them of us.

Well, for sure you should have checked your passport's expiration date way before your trip. Come to the consulate ASAP with all the documents and we'll see what can be done.

If you don't want or can't come to the consulate later on to pick it up when it's ready, then yes, the prepaid envelope might be a good option.

No, you don't

It is a photo ID card issued by the Consulate

Usually, when applicants come to the consulate with their documents to request a visa, they are told when they can come to pick up the visa, usually 5 business days after.

If entering Brazil using the Mexican passport, no visa is needed.

CPF and voter's title you can change here, but identity card only in Brazil. See our website for more details.

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