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Several CadÚnico registration drives are taking place throughout Brazil; in Poá, for example, the drive will take place this Saturday.
Thus, city residents will be able to go to Cras Cidade Jardim São José from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. To be served, simply schedule an appointment in person or by phone.
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The drives are also taking place in other locations, such as Ubatuba, Guarulhos, Salvador, among others. So, see below why it is important to have an active registration in CadÚnico.
Why do I need to be registered with CadÚnico?
The Cadastro Único is the federal government's way of collecting data on low-income Brazilian families in order to include them in social and income redistribution programs. In other words, keeping registration details up to date is essential, since the program is the gateway to other social benefits.
Through CadÚnico, families can access the following programs:
- Bolsa Família;
- Gas Aid;
- Senior Citizen Card;
- Bolsa Verde Program;
- ID Jovem;
- Exemption from Fees in Public Service Examinations;
- Social Electricity Tariff Program;
- Minha Casa Minha Vida.
Who can register with CadÚnico?
See below who can register:
- Families with a monthly per capita income of up to half the minimum wage;
- Families with a total income of up to three minimum wages;
- Those whose income is higher than the amounts above but who are receiving or wish to receive a benefit that uses CadÚnico.
Registration status?
To find out about your registration status, simply access the CadÚnico website or app (Android and iOS). Therefore, if your status is not regular, the person responsible for the household must go to the location with the following documents:
- RG;
- CPF;
- Proof of residence;
- One document for each family member.
The campaigns are a strategy for updating beneficiaries’ data, so do not miss the opportunity. For any other questions, users can go to Cras (Social Assistance Reference Center).
