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The Single Registry is a registry that allows the government to know who low-income families in Brazil are and how they live. It was created by the Federal Government, but is operated and updated free of charge by city halls. When registering or updating your data in the Cadastro Único, you can try to participate in various social programs. Each Cadastro Único program has different requirements, but the first step is to always have your registration up to date.

Any low-income family can register with the Single Registry, with registration being done in person, at a service center in the city where the family lives.

A family member will declare the data of everyone in the family for the Single Registry, so it is necessary to bring an identification document with a photo, such as an identity card or work card.

Each person must be registered in the Single Registry along with their family.
To find out where the Single Registry Service Points are in your city, you can consult the application or look for a nearest CRAS.

Discover the main programs that use the Single Registry:

✓Bolsa Família Program
✓Electricity Social Tariff Program
✓Exemption from Fees in Public Tenders
✓Identification of young people
✓Senior Adult Card
✓My Home My Life Program

Who can use this Single Registry service?

Families living on a monthly income of up to half a minimum wage per person can and should register with the Single Registry.

Families with income above this amount can register to participate in specific Cadastro Único programs or services.

How long does it take to register with the Single Registry?

On average, 1 hour(s) is the estimated time for this service.
Additional information to the estimated time

The Cadastro Único service is free for citizens.

For more information or questions about this Cadastro Único service, contact us via the Cadastro Único website.

This Single Registry service from the Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger – MDS.

This application is an informative guide about the Single Registry, receive information about essential aid.

How to register with the Single Registry:

To register with the Single Registry, you must appear in person at a service point. The person responsible for the family must carry an identification document with a photo, such as an identity card. In addition, you must bring your CPF or electoral register, proof of address and the documents of all family members who live with you to register with the Single Registry. It is important to take everyone's CPF.
All people in the family who live in the same place and share income must be registered in the Single Registry.

To update your data in the Single Registry:

You must update your registration every two years or whenever there is a change in your family within the Single Registry, for example:

✓If there is a death, the Single Registry data must be updated
✓If there is a change of address, the Single Registry data must be updated
✓Due to the physical transfer of a family member, the Single Registry data must be updated
✓If children have changed schools, the data must be updated in the Single Registry
✓If the family's income has changed, the Single Registry data must be updated

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