Requirements and fees at Brazilian consulates

The fees on this page come from the Los Angeles, Miami and Washington fee tables, which match. How you pay changes from consulate to consulate.

Almost every Brazilian consular service in the United States asks for the same things: a request validated on e-Consular, the original documents, the CPF and the fee. A passport also needs the electoral clearance and, for men aged 18 to 45, the military document.

What almost every service asks for

What almost every consular service asks for
What to bring
  • Request validated on e-Consular
  • Original documents
  • CPF number
  • Brazilian ID document
  • Fee in the form the consulate accepts

What it costs

Service Fee
Passport, over 18 US$ 60
Passport, 4 to under 18 US$ 40
Passport, under 4 US$ 20
Power of attorney, per grantor US$ 20
Power of attorney, INSS and pensions only US$ 5
Public deed US$ 15
Signature recognition US$ 20
Marriage registration US$ 20
Copy of a consular certificate US$ 5
Proof of life US$ 5
Certificate of residence US$ 15

What is free

No fee, in all three tables: birth registration, military enlistment, minor travel authorisation, consular ID card (CMC), Return Authorisation (ARB).

How to pay at each consulate

The fee is the same; the way to pay is not. This is what each consulate publishes:

New York

Payment: USPS money order only, one per service.

Boston

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Miami

Payment: debit card on e-Consular (4% fee) or USPS money order.

Los Angeles

Payment: USPS money order only, one per service.

Washington

Payment: USPS money order only, one per service.

San Francisco

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Houston

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Chicago

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Atlanta

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Hartford

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Orlando

Payment: the consulate's pages we checked do not detail the payment method.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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