Avoid Queues and Bureaucracy: Learn How to Get a 2nd Copy of the CPF on the Internet

Losing documents or being robbed is an unfortunate episode that can happen to anyone. The worst of it is the bureaucracy that must be faced to redeem the document.

We already thought about standing in queues, getting a password and waiting. But what a lot of people don't know is that remove the 2nd copy of the CPF you don't have to face these troubles.

The internet came to make everyone's life easier! Fortunately, the procedure for obtaining a 2nd copy of the CPF can be done on the Federal Revenue website and can also be printed at home. See how to do this procedure.

There are two ways to go about this process, one for people who do not declare Income Tax and another for those who do.

How to get a 2nd copy of the CPF

For those who do not declare income tax

If you do not declare income tax, the procedure is simple:

Just go to the page IRS, fill in your personal data (CPF number, full name, date of birth, mother's name and number of your voter registration card), and thus, it will be possible to view the receipt and then make the print.

For those who declare income tax

If you declare income tax, you can issue your second copy of the cpf through the eCAC Portal, the virtual service center of the Federal Revenue Service. To access the page, you need an access code, which in turn is very simple to generate. Follow the following instructions:

1. 1. Access the page for generate the code.
   2. Fill in all the necessary data and confirmation characters, then click on “Next”;
   3. Indicate the delivery receipt numbers of the last two income tax returns made in order to create a password. Soon after, click on “Generate Code;
   4. With the generated code, access the eCAC page and enter your CPF number, the access code and the password you just created;
   5. On the eCAC home screen, just click on “Cadastros” and then on “Proof of Enrollment in the CPF”.

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