To marry a Brazilian citizen in Brazil, you need to follow the legal procedures outlined by the Brazilian authorities. Here are the general steps you would typically need to take:

1. **Obtain the Necessary Documents**: As a foreigner, you will likely need to provide specific documents, such as a valid passport, birth certificate, and a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI) or Single Status Affidavit issued by your home country’s authorities stating that you are free to marry. These requirements can vary based on your nationality, so it’s essential to check with the Brazilian embassy or consulate in your country to know the exact documents required.

2. **Legalization and Translation**: Depending on your country of origin, you might need to have your documents legalized by the Brazilian consulate or embassy and translated into Portuguese by a certified translator in Brazil.

3. **Registration with the Civil Registry**: Once you have gathered the necessary documents, you should visit a local Civil Registry Office (Cartório) in Brazil to initiate the marriage process. Both you and your Brazilian partner must be present at the registry office.

4. **Declaration of Intent to Marry (Habilitation)**: You and your partner will need to submit a Declaration of Intent to Marry (Habilitation) at the Civil Registry. This is a formal document indicating your desire to get married.

5. **Waiting Period**: There is usually a mandatory waiting period between the Declaration of Intent to Marry and the actual marriage ceremony. This waiting period can vary from state to state in Brazil but is typically around 30 days.

6. **Civil Marriage Ceremony**: After the waiting period, you can proceed with the civil marriage ceremony at the Civil Registry Office. The ceremony will be conducted by an official known as a “Juiz de Paz” (Justice of the Peace).

7. **Marriage Certificate**: Once the marriage ceremony is completed, you will be issued a Marriage Certificate, which is an official document confirming your marriage.

Keep in mind that local requirements and procedures may vary slightly from one region to another in Brazil. It’s crucial to consult with the local Civil Registry Office or a lawyer in Brazil to ensure you have all the necessary information and documents for your specific situation.

Additionally, if you plan to reside in Brazil after marriage, you will need to inquire about the appropriate visa or residency requirements for your situation. The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the nearest Brazilian consulate/embassy can provide information on visas and residency permits.

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