Court case status, certified

Certidao de objeto e pe translation

Certidao de objeto e pe translation is $19 a page, certified and delivered within 24 hours: the court-issued summary of what a Brazilian case is about and where it stands, in the English an immigration officer can weigh.

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The document that explains a court record

When a police certificate or background check surfaces a case, the certidão de objeto e pé is the document that tells the rest of the story: the parties, the subject, and the current status or final outcome. Immigration filings that disclose arrests or lawsuits, and N-400 good-moral-character reviews, lean on it precisely because it shows how things ended.

Legal language, rendered carefully

Arquivado, extinta a punibilidade, transitado em julgado, absolvição: each phrase changes what an officer concludes, and each has an established English rendering. This is a document where paraphrase is dangerous and precision is the product.

Pair it with the record it explains

Send the certidão together with the police certificate or court decision it relates to, in one order: the set comes back consistent, names and case numbers matching, at the same $19 a page.

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Questions

Common questions

Is this the same as a criminal record certificate?

No. The antecedentes certificate says whether records exist; the objeto e pé explains a specific case. Disclosures often need both, translated consistently.

My case was dismissed years ago. Why translate it?

Because the officer asks what happened, and a translated certidão showing arquivamento or absolvição answers in your favor. Undisclosed or unexplained records cause more trouble than explained ones.

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