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A stable union is a public, continuous and lasting relationship with the objective of…

A stable union is a public, continuous and lasting relationship with the objective of establishing a family. When it comes to a couple made up of a Brazilian and an immigrant, proving the stable union is essential to obtain residence authorization and the Brazilian resident…

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A stable union is a public, continuous and lasting relationship with the objective of establishing a family.

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A stable union is a public, continuous and lasting relationship with the objective of establishing a family. When it comes to a couple made up of a Brazilian and an immigrant, proving the stable union is essential to obtain residence authorization and the Brazilian resident identity number (RNM). First of all, it should be noted that Brazilian laws do not require a minimum period of cohabitation in the same home to establish a stable union. Furthermore, there is no legal distinction between heterosexual couples and homosexual couples. Everyone has the same rights and must be treated equally before the law. To begin the process of verifying the stable union, it is highly recommended to seek the guidance of an immigration lawyer. Each case may present particularities and require specific documents, therefore, having adequate legal assistance is essential.

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Last updated: 2024-01-23

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