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Brazil expands CIN rollout and digital sovereignty efforts
Overview
The rollout of the National Identity Card (CIN) continues to expand across Brazil as the country transitions from the traditional Registro Geral (RG) system. A central feature of the CIN is the use of the CPF as the sole nationwide identification number to reduce inconsistencies. While the old RG remains valid until February 28, 2032, the CIN will become the mandatory national standard on March 1, 2032.
New implementation deadlines have been established for social security: starting January 1, 2028, the CIN will be required for National Social Security Institute (INSS) beneficiaries to request or maintain benefits. To ensure uninterrupted processing, those without registered biometrics may need to issue the new identity by January 2027. Exceptions to this transition include citizens aged 80 or older, individuals with severe health conditions or disabilities, refugees, and residents of isolated regions.
As of late September 2026, the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI) reports that 64 million CINs have been issued. In October 2026, regional progress was highlighted in Santa Catarina, where the Scientific Police reached a milestone of 3 million issuances, representing approximately 36% of the state’s population.
While digital access is expanding, the process is not entirely remote; citizens must physically attend identification units for photography and biometric collection. Once issued, a digital version is accessible via the Gov.br app. The digital RG—available to those with physical versions issued after March 6, 2023—holds the same legal validity as printed documents, with validity periods ranging from 5 years for children to indefinite for those aged 60 or older.
Entities
Gov.br · Brazil · National Identity Card (CIN) · National Identity Card · Carteira de Identidade Nacional
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The secretarias de Justiça e Segurança Pública (Sejusp) and de Educação (SED) began implementing new identification posts on Thursday, 30.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The posts are for issuing the Carteira de Identidade Nacional (CIN), popularly known as the “novo RG.”
- [● 7 SOURCES] The four locations are Assentamento Itamarati in Ponta Porã, Aldeia Te’yikue in Caarapó, Aldeia Jaguapiru in Dourados, and Aldeia Lagoinha in Aquidauana.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The Assentamento Itamarati post opened on Thursday at 14:00 in Escola Estadual Nova Itamarati.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The Aldeia Te’yikue post is scheduled to open on Friday at 15:00 in Escola Estadual Yvy Poty.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The Aldeia Jaguapiru post was planned for Thursday but was delayed; a new date will be announced.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The Aldeia Lagoinha post was also delayed; a new date will be announced.
- [● 7 SOURCES] The initiative aims to improve access to identity documents for residents of rural settlements and indigenous villages, reducing travel costs and time and facilitating access to other public services.
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesSanta Catarina reaches 3 million National Identity Card issuances
Santa Catarina has issued 3 million National Identity Cards (CIN), covering 36% of its population and advancing Brazil's unified identification system using the CPF as the sole identifier.
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[POLITICS] 7 sourcesBrazil implements new National Identity Card (CIN) rollout
Brazil is rolling out the new National Identity Card (CIN) using the CPF as a unique ID. While scheduling can be done via mobile, in-person biometric collection is required.
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesCampo Grande hosts drive for new National Identity Card
Campo Grande is hosting a walk-in drive for the new National Identity Card (CIN). The document uses the CPF as a unique ID and will eventually replace the old RG system nationwide.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil implements new National Identity Card (CIN) rollout
Brazil is phasing in the Carteira de Identidade Nacional (CIN), using the CPF as a unique ID to reduce fraud. Mandatory use for INSS benefits begins in 2028, with full national adoption by March 2032.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesBrazil expands digital access to identity and work documents
Brazilian citizens can access digital versions of their National Identity Card (RG) and Work Permit through the Gov.br platform, offering increased security and reduced bureaucracy.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 4 sourcesGov.br platform security audit highlights risks for Brazilian businesses
A Brazilian audit warns of operational risks to companies using the Gov.br platform, while the new National Identity Card offers a way for users to reach the highest security level on the system.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 7 sourcesBrazil: Millions of citizens have not activated gold-level GOV.BR accounts via new CIN
Millions of Brazilians have issued the new National Identity Card (CIN) but have yet to upgrade their GOV.BR accounts to the gold security level, which unlocks thousands of digital government services.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 24 sourcesBrazil's National Identity Card enables GOV. BR gold security level
Twenty-two million Brazilians with the new National Identity Card (CIN) have yet to upgrade their GOV. BR accounts to the highest 'gold' security level, which facilitates access to thousands of digital services
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil implements new national identity card (CIN)
Brazil is transitioning to the Carteira de Identidade Nacional (CIN), a unified ID using the CPF. The INSS will require the new biometric database for all social security benefits by 2028.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesBrazil implements new National Identity Card using CPF
Brazil is implementing the National Identity Card (CIN), using the CPF as a unique identifier. The old RG remains valid until March 2032, with new issuance available via appointments or local initiatives.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 5 sourcesBrazil advances digital sovereignty and startup internationalization
Brazil is promoting technological growth through the Brasil IT+ startup internationalization program and the development of the 'Nuvem Brasileira' to ensure national digital sovereignty.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesParaíba Digital portal sees surge in National Identity Card requests
The National Identity Card (CIN) is the most requested service on the Paraíba Digital portal, surpassing driver's license renewals and vehicle licensing.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 9 sourcesBrazil advances digital sovereignty and inclusion initiatives
Brazil is advancing digital sovereignty and inclusion through the National Digital Inclusion Plan, expanding National Identity Card issuance to fight fraud, and discussing cloud infrastructure and AI regulation
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[POLITICS] 7 sourcesBrazil implements new national identity card using CPF
Brazil is transitioning to the Carteira de Identidade Nacional (CIN), using the CPF as a single identification number. The old RG remains valid until February 2032.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesGrande Vitória municipalities host free registration drives for new National Identity Card
Municipalities in Grande Vitória, Brazil, are hosting free registration drives for the new National Identity Card (CIN), offering walk-in service without prior scheduling.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesBrazil allows CIN to replace passports for South American tourism
Brazilian citizens can use the new National Identity Card (CIN) instead of a passport for tourism in eight South American countries, including Argentina, Chile, and Peru.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesBrazil's Gov.br digital ID platform faces governance, AI security issues
TCU audit finds governance gaps in Brazil's Gov.br digital ID platform, while a Check Point study warns AI‑generated deepfakes render traditional biometrics insufficient, urging multi‑factor authentication.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil launches new National Identity Card (CIN) with free issuance drives
Brazil's new National Identity Card (CIN) will replace the RG from 2028, with scheduled issuance in Roraima and free, walk‑in drives in Espírito Santo and Paraná.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 5 sourcesBrazil expands mobile access to new National Identity Card
Brazil's new National Identity Card can be requested via mobile app, but issuance in Mossoró is paused due to a state system outage.
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[POLITICS] 30 sourcesNew Identity Card Posts Open in Indigenous Communities of Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso do Sul opened new CIN (new RG) posts in schools serving indigenous villages and the Itamarati settlement, aiming to simplify ID access; two posts were delayed pending new dates.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesBrazil launches mobile app for new IDs and senior parking permits
Brazil introduces mobile apps for applying for new identity cards and free senior parking permits, streamlining requests while still requiring in‑person biometric verification for IDs.
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[POLITICS] 11 sourcesBrazil launches ID issuance posts in Indigenous schools and Itamarati settlement
Brazil's justice and education secretaries are opening ID issuance posts in four Indigenous schools and the Itamarati settlement to provide free national IDs locally, easing travel burdens.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil holds free new ID card mutirões in Paraná and Viana
Free CIN issuance drives are underway in Cornélio Procópio (21‑23 July) and Viana (30 July), offering new national IDs and related services with required personal documents.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil launches new National Identity Card (CIN) with QR verification
Brazil's new National Identity Card (CIN) replaces the RG by 2032, uses a single CPF number, and includes a QR code for online authenticity checks via the Gov.br app.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil launches pilot issuance of new National Identity Card in Manaus
Brazil’s new National Identity Card rolls out in a Manaus pilot, with 12 cartórios issuing the document for fees and a digital version planned via Gov.br.
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBrazil to phase out RG by 2032 as new National Identity Card (CIN) becomes mandatory
Brazil will stop accepting the RG on 28 Feb 2032, making the new CPF‑based National Identity Card (CIN) mandatory. The free paper CIN and its digital Gov.br version feature QR codes, biometrics and a unified ID
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBrazil begins pilot issuance of National Identity Card in Manaus, eyes nationwide rollout
Brazil starts a pilot for the new National Identity Card in Manaus, with 12 notarized offices issuing the paid CIN from July 13, while the government plans a nationwide phase‑out of the old RG by 2032.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesBrazil expands digital ID and state app services
Brazil's federal GOV.BR app now offers a digital ID to 55.8 million users, while Ceará's new Ceará Digital app consolidates state services with enhanced navigation and a public‑service map.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil expands digital ID rollout with Campo Grande drive
Brazil promotes its digital National Identity Card via the GOV.BR app and a free two‑day drive in Campo Grande, offering walk‑in slots and warning against scams.
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[POLITICS] 14 sourcesBrazil rolls out digital National Identity Card on GOV.BR app
Brazil's digital National Identity Card (CIN) is now downloadable via the GOV.BR app; 55.8 M have the printed card, the digital version uses CPF and can store multiple documents, with official warnings against
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil government urges citizens to use digital National ID
Brazil's federal government is urging holders of the new National Identity Card to activate its digital version via the Gov.br app, noting security features and that the old RG stays valid until Feb 2032.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 7 sourcesBrazil begins issuing new National Identity Card to citizens in Paraguay
Brazil’s PCDF, MGI and MRE began issuing the new National Identity Card (CIN) to about 250,000 Brazilians in Paraguay via the Asunción consulate, the second foreign site after Portugal.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil issues over 56 million new National Identity Cards
Over 55.8 million Brazilians have obtained the new CPF‑based National Identity Card, with daily issuance of ~39,600 cards and upcoming mandatory use for social benefits by 2027‑2028.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesAcre government completes 4,000‑card identity drive in remote Amazon towns
Acre completed a 30‑day mutirão, issuing 4,000 identity cards in four remote Amazon municipalities, while Brazil’s national CIN program hit 55 million documents, underscoring expanding digital citizenship.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil launches home delivery for new national identity cards
Brazil's new national ID card (CIN) uses the CPF as a unique number and is being piloted for home delivery in several states, aiming to cut travel and boost security.
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