Can you assist clients who live outside Brazil?
“Yes. We assist individuals and companies located outside Brazil with legal matters involving Brazilian law. Meetings, document review and most communications can be handled remotely.”
“Escritório de advocacia full service fundado por Lucas Ribeiro Cavalcante (OAB/CE 44.673), especialista em Direito Previdenciário. Atendimento nacional com sede em Fortaleza, Ceará. +500 casos atendidos.”
“Yes. We assist individuals and companies located outside Brazil with legal matters involving Brazilian law. Meetings, document review and most communications can be handled remotely.”
“We provide legal assistance in Portuguese, English and French, allowing international clients to understand the procedures, documents and next steps involved in their cases.”
“Usually not. The initial consultation, document submission, engagement agreement and ongoing communication can generally be completed online. We will inform you if a particular procedure requires your physical presence.”
“We assist foreign individuals and companies with immigration, visas and residence permits, Brazilian tax matters, company formation, contracts, investments, civil disputes, family matters and other legal issues involving Brazil.”
“You contact our team and briefly explain your situation. We will request the relevant information and documents, assess the matter and explain the possible legal options, estimated costs and next steps.”
“Act before it expires. Depending on your situation, you may be able to extend your stay or apply for a residence permit without leaving Brazil. We review your case and handle the application with the Federal Police.”
“In many cases, yes. Several residence permits, such as family-based or work-based, can be requested while you are in Brazil, without returning to your home country. We confirm which route fits your situation.”
“Often, yes. Many irregular situations can be regularized, sometimes even after the authorized period has passed. We assess your case and identify the safest path to regularize your stay.”
“An overstay usually generates a daily fine up to a legal limit, but it does not normally prevent you from leaving. We help you understand the consequences and regularize your situation when possible.”
“Yes. Foreigners should keep their address updated with the authorities. We handle the update so your records stay correct.”
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