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The Single Registry for Federal Government Social Programs (CadÚnico) is an essential tool for ensuring low-income families’ access to various social programs.
In this guide, we will explain step by step how to register with CadÚnico, its requirements, and the advantages of participating in this program.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Registering with CadÚnico
- Find the nearest Social Assistance Reference Center (CRAS): The first step to register with CadÚnico is to find the CRAS nearest to your residence. There, you will receive guidance on the registration process and the required documents;
- Required Documents: To register, you will need to present documents for all family members, such as CPF, ID card, proof of residence and, if applicable, voter registration card and work card;
- Schedule the Registration: After gathering the required documents, you will need to schedule an appointment at the CRAS to complete the registration. The appointment can be scheduled in person or by telephone;
- Go to the CRAS on the Scheduled Day: On the scheduled day, go to the CRAS with all the requested documents. An attendant will register your family in the CadÚnico system;
- Update Your Information Regularly: After the initial registration, it is important to keep your family’s information up to date in CadÚnico. Any change in family composition, address, or income must be reported to CRAS.
Registration Requirements
- Have a family income of up to half the minimum wage per person or a total income of up to three minimum wages;
- Live in Brazil and have documentation for the family members;
- You do not need to have a bank account to register.
Benefits of Participating in CadÚnico
- Access to Social Programs: CadÚnico is the gateway to various government social programs, such as Bolsa Família, Social Electricity Tariff, Continuous Cash Benefit (BPC) and much more.
- Discounts on Public Examination Registration Fees: Families registered with CadÚnico may request discounts or exemption from paying the registration fee for federal, state, and municipal public examinations;
- Participation in Professional Training and Qualification Programs: Some initiatives offer training and professional qualification courses for those registered with CadÚnico, aiming to increase their chances of entering the job market.
The Single Registry for Federal Government Social Programs is a valuable tool for low-income families to access social programs and benefits offered by the government.
By following the step-by-step registration process and taking advantage of the benefits offered, families can improve their quality of life and have more opportunities for growth.
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