From problem to action plan in three steps

We developed a structured method for any international situation — from a passport to a more complex legal matter — in clear, objective steps.

1

Describe Your Case

You create your account and fill out the questionnaire — whether it's a passport, a certified translation, or a more complex legal matter. No documents required at this stage. If our team needs more details, we'll reach out.

  • Guided, intuitive form
  • No documents required at the initial stage
  • No judgment, no unnecessary legalese
2

Organizing and Preparing Your Documents

We organize the information in your case and put together the complete step-by-step for you to handle it — apostille, certified translation, passport, certificates, and other documents needed.

  • Organizing your case by country and area involved
  • Complete step-by-step for each document
  • Checklist of required documents
  • Gathering the relevant context and documents
3

Your Action Plan

You receive the Expatriatus Dossier — a document with concrete next steps and a complete checklist of every document you need, ready for you to act on.

  • PDF document delivered to your client dashboard
  • Clear language, no unnecessary terms
  • Complete checklist of required documents
  • Estimated timelines and costs involved

Everything you receive

  • ✓ Personalized organization of your situation by our team
  • ✓ Mapping of the countries and areas involved in your situation
  • ✓ Bureaucracy checklist or Expatriatus Dossier in PDF, depending on your need
  • ✓ Detailed guidance on the documents and procedures required at each stage
  • ✓ Where and how to request each document (notary office, consulate, agency)
  • ✓ Estimated timelines and costs by stage
  • ✓ Access to your client dashboard with all documents

Common questions

How long does it take to receive the action plan?

Generally between 5 and 10 business days after submitting your case, depending on its complexity and the countries involved.

Do you serve Brazilians in any country?

We serve Brazilians around the world. We're continuously expanding into new continents and jurisdictions.

Do you act as attorneys?

No. Expatriatus doesn't practice law or represent clients in court. Our focus is mapping your situation, organizing and producing the documents you need, and clearly explaining every step of the process.

Do I need a call before receiving the action plan?

Not necessarily. Your action plan is prepared based on the questionnaire you fill out. In more complex cases, our team may reach out to clarify a detail.

Is the service in-person or remote?

100% remote and digital. We serve clients around the world.

Ready to get started?

Tell us what you need and get clarity on the next steps — whether it's a document, a bureaucratic process, or an international legal matter.

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