Learn how to pre-register for CadÚnico on the Internet

For Brazilians who still do not have their registration in the Cadastro Único (CadÚnico), pre-registration is now available on the internet. This is a type of database on Brazilian families in situations of social fragility.

These data are used by the Federal Government, as well as states and municipalities, to develop effective public policies. If you are interested in knowing more about the subject, follow the text below.

Read more: Check out how to receive social benefits through CadÚnico.

How to pre-register online

CadÚnico's pre-registration allows citizens to inform important data that speeds up their face-to-face registration.

• First, before carrying out the pre-registration, the citizen needs to create an account on the portal of the Gov.br.
• Once the account is created, the government makes available some channels for pre-registration. This can be done through the Cadastro Único application, or the web version, through the CadÚnico website.
• Details will be required from the family, such as current employment, remuneration, in addition to facts such as the education of the members.
• In addition, it is essential that the obligation to complement the data transferred over the internet is made, so that the registration is completed and the family can obtain the right to request benefits social.

Pre-registration allows citizens to inform important data to speed up their own registration. After sending it, the user has 120 days to go to a Single Registration Service Point.

Benefits that CadÚnico can offer

Those enrolled in this program can participate in aid made available by the Federal Government, such as the Brazil Aid, like this Green and Yellow House. In addition, it also obtains exemption from fees for public tenders.

Requirements to enroll in CadÚnico

In order to enroll in the program, families must meet the following criteria:

• Receive up to half the minimum wage per person;
• Receive up to 3 minimum wages of total monthly income;
• Living on the streets (it may be just one person, or family, in this situation).