Brazilian Citizenship: become a Brazilian citizen with legal certainty.
We specialize in Brazil's Immigration Law (Law 13,445/2017) and handle your citizenship application from start to finish, reviewing your situation to point you to the best legal solution.
100% online service, with attorneys who specialize in immigration law and public law.
*Some cases are approved in 90 days, while others take up to 365 days, depending on whether additional documents, appeals, or in-person interviews are needed.
With our consulting service, you'll know
- Whether you're eligible to apply for citizenship
- When to file your application
- Which documents to submit
- How to access and track your case on the Naturalizar-se platform
How our consulting service works
Four steps, with an individualized review of your case.
Online Consulting
After payment, you'll receive a questionnaire by email to fill out with your information.
Individualized review
A 1-hour consultation via Google Meet, with a full review of your history to determine whether citizenship is possible.
Personalized service
If you're eligible, you'll receive a document checklist, a timeline, and a step-by-step guide to filing on the Naturalizar-se platform.
If you're not eligible yet
We'll put together a plan with a timeline and the documents you'll need to become eligible.
Why choose our services?
An honest assessment of your odds
We only file citizenship applications or administrative appeals when we believe every legal requirement has been met.
Specialized team
Attorneys who specialize in Brazilian immigration law and public law.
100% online service
Consultation, case review, and follow-up — all done remotely, no matter which country you're in.
Frequently asked questions
What's the timeline for a decision on a citizenship application?
The law sets a maximum deadline of 180 days, but that deadline isn't always met. In some cases, citizenship has been granted in as little as 90 days; in others, it's taken up to 365 days. It all depends on whether additional documents, appeals, or in-person interviews are needed.
What documents are required?
The law lists the documents for every possible situation, but an applicant doesn't always need to submit all of them — it depends on their immigration status and personal circumstances. That's why a legal consultation before filing makes the process easier and more effective.
I don't meet every requirement yet. Can you help?
Yes. In some cases, you'll need to wait a few months until you meet the requirements set by the Immigration Law (Law 13,445/2017). In those cases, we'll put together a personalized plan and timeline for your situation.
Is there any guarantee the application will be approved?
There are no guarantees. That's why our firm only files citizenship applications or administrative appeals in cases where we believe the applicant meets every requirement set by law — which is what gives us a high success rate.
Was your citizenship application already denied?
If you already filed and your citizenship application was denied, there are still paths forward. We can review your case and file an administrative appeal against the denial or, when applicable, challenge the decision in court.
Appeal the denialReady to file your application?
Request your online quote and get guidance from a specialized attorney on your case, with no obligation.
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