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Kurterino Serial expat

Member since 28 August 2011

KurterinoSerial expat05 July 2023 03:54:46

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Is there an easy way to check the data that we鈥檙e record it when you got your CPF card? Like when I got mine, I was a tourist and didn鈥檛 have a real address here, and I don鈥檛 remember if I gave them a friend鈥檚 address, and if so, what exactly that was (there are no house numbers where he lived, I don鈥檛 know if they could leave that field empty or if they wrote 0). Long story short, is that record easily (=Kline) accessible.?

californiainbrazil Active member

Member since 15 October 2021

californiainbrazilActive member05 July 2023 11:37:27

@Kurterino

You can check the status of your CPF card at the website below:

This does not provide any address information and I have not seen any site that shows the address provided when registering for a CPF number.聽

Peter Itamaraca Serial expat

Member since 08 May 2023

Peter ItamaracaSerial expat05 July 2023 11:51:26

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Brazilians are given a CPF in the same way the US gives a Social Security number or the UK a NI number - at registration of birth. An initial address may be recorded at the time, but it is never updated and people frequently move, so it is largely irrelevant...

ouaouaron New member

Member since 03 July 2023

ouaouaronNew member05 July 2023 15:19:35

Is there any way to change the email on your CPF account? I can change my address and phone number but they did a mistake with my email and I don't know how to change it online...

The good thing is, they just missed a "." so I still receive the emails to Gmail, but I'd like to change it to make sure there is no risk in missing commmunication.

Thanks!

mberigan Serial expat

Member since 21 January 2020

mberiganSerial expat05 July 2023 16:21:31

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If you have an account on gov.br I think that is the central place for email info and addresses. Look in "Dados pessoais."

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