Unified Registry: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how low-income families in Brazil use the Unified Registry to access essential social programs and government benefits.
The Unified Registry is a central system used to identify and profile low-income families so the government can provide social support. It acts as the main gateway for accessing almost all national social programs.
Who it's for
This registry is designed for low-income families who need access to government assistance and social support systems.
What you get
Registering provides you with the necessary credentials to qualify for and receive most social programs and benefits offered by the government.
What it costs you
There is no monetary fee to join. However, you must visit a local Social Assistance Center (CRAS) in person to complete your registration.
The catch to know
You cannot simply register once and forget about it. You must update your information every two years, or immediately if your family's income or your home address changes.
How to apply
- Locate your nearest Social Assistance Center (CRAS).
- Gather your family's required identification and household documents.
- Visit the center in person to provide your details to an official.
- Check the official portal for further information: https://cadunico.dataprev.gov.br/