RNM RETIREMENT VISA RENEWAL DOCUMENTS

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whittakerlauren55New member20 September 2024 10:16:09

Hi,

I received my retirement RNM card validate for 1 year in 2023 and have lived in Brazil since. The time to renew is approaching and I noticed that I can apply for renewal online. I used an immigration attorney to apply initially. My biometric data was taken by the PF and my immigration status is registered in the DIARIO OFICIAL DA UNIAO. I heard new Apostille and translated documents are required for renewal of the Retirement Visa which would require me to return to the U.S.to obtain, but when I went online to apply non were mentioned other than my passport and proof of registry in the DODAU. I'm fearful I may have missed something online. Can someone who has recently gone through the renewal of a Retirement Visa inform me of what documents are required please.

Thank you. Lauren

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