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Cartório na Mão

Brazilian online service that intermediates notary and registry document requests across the country without the customer leaving home.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Cartório na Mão is a Brazilian private company that acts as an online intermediary between citizens and notary offices (cartórios) throughout Brazil. Rather than being a notary office itself, it positions itself as a bridge: customers submit a request through its website, the company's team files the request directly with the relevant registry or notary office, and the resulting document is delivered digitally by e-mail or physically by mail. Its stated mission is to simplify access to notarial and registry documents for all Brazilians by removing queues, bureaucracy and unnecessary travel. The service covers a broad range of Brazilian registry and notarial categories. These include civil registry documents (birth, marriage and death certificates) obtainable from any cartório in Brazil; real-estate registry items such as matrícula, inteiro teor, ônus, vintenária, transcrição and condominium records; asset searches (pesquisa de bens) to locate properties registered under a CPF or CNPJ; notary services such as powers of attorney, deeds, inventories, wills, divorces and notarial minutes; foreign-document services including Hague Apostille, sworn translation and support for moving to Paraguay; protest-office documents and searches of protested titles by CPF/CNPJ; and vehicle searches. Prices are advertised as starting values plus the official cartório fees (emolumentos), for example civil registry from R$ 45.00, real-estate registry from R$ 59.00, notary services from R$ 59.00, foreign documents from R$ 59.00, protest documents from R$ 45.00, and asset searches at R$ 79.00 plus fees. The process is presented as a simple four-step flow: the customer requests online by filling in a form with the certificate data (said to take less than five minutes); pays securely by PIX, boleto (advertised without fees) or credit card, with automatic and immediate confirmation; the company's team files the request directly with the indicated cartório; and the customer receives the document at home, either digitally by e-mail or physically by mail, according to preference. The company states that paid orders are filed within 24 hours and that it tracks progress with the cartório and keeps the customer informed at each stage, with status visible in a customer area (Minha Área). Cartório na Mão emphasizes transparency, speed, security and human service. It says all amounts — intermediation fee, emolumentos and delivery costs — are shown before order confirmation, with no hidden fees. It states that personal data is protected with encrypted HTTPS connections, restricted access and compliance with Brazil's LGPD data-protection law, and that customers deal with real people rather than a robot. It reports serving 27 states and operating 100% online. The company is described in public data as a Brazilian document intermediation service and identifies itself as a private company. It is not a government body or a cartório; it is a commercial intermediary that charges a service fee on top of official notary fees.

History

Cartório na Mão is a Brazilian private company that operates an online document-intermediation service. It is not a notary office (cartório) itself; instead it functions as a commercial bridge between citizens and the notary and registry offices of Brazil. Public data describes it simply as a "Brazilian document intermediation service," and the company's own materials describe it as a private company that facilitates the search for and delivery of cartório documents throughout Brazil. The service was built around the observation that obtaining a Brazilian certificate or registry document traditionally requires knowing which office holds the record, travelling there, queueing and dealing with paperwork. Cartório na Mão's stated mission is to simplify access to these documents for all Brazilians by eliminating queues, bureaucracy and unnecessary travel, so that obtaining a certificate becomes a simple, fast and accessible process regardless of where the customer is. The company positions itself explicitly as a bridge between the citizen and cartórios across Brazil, handling each stage of the process so the customer only has to receive the document. Operationally, the company offers a four-step online flow. The customer selects the type of certificate needed — birth, marriage, death, property, protest or other documents — fills in the registry data with a guided form, pays securely (PIX, boleto or credit card, with the amount including both the intermediation fee and the cartório's emolumentos), and then receives the certificate digitally or physically as chosen. Paid orders are filed with the relevant office within 24 hours, and the customer can follow progress through a personal area (Minha Área). The company reports serving 27 states and operating entirely online. Its service catalogue spans civil registry, real-estate registry, asset searches, notary services, foreign-document services (including Hague Apostille and sworn translation), protest-office documents and vehicle searches. Prices are advertised as starting amounts plus official cartório fees. The company emphasizes transparency (all amounts shown before confirmation, no hidden fees), speed (24-hour filing), security (HTTPS encryption, restricted access, LGPD compliance) and human customer service. It accepts PIX and boleto without fees as well as credit card. The available evidence does not disclose founding year, founders, headquarters city, ownership structure or executive leadership, so those details remain unconfirmed.

Products and positioning

A private online intermediary that simplifies access to Brazilian notary and registry documents, charging a transparent service fee on top of official cartório fees, with 24-hour filing and human support.

  • Civil registry certificates

    Birth, marriage and death certificates obtainable from any cartório in Brazil; from R$ 45.00 plus cartório fees.

  • Real-estate registry documents

    Matrícula, inteiro teor, ônus, vintenária, transcrição and condominium records; from R$ 59.00 plus cartório fees.

  • Asset search (Pesquisa de Bens)

    Locate properties registered under a CPF or CNPJ, in one cartório or all in a city; R$ 79.00 plus cartório fees on request.

  • Notary services (Tabelionato de Notas)

    Powers of attorney, deeds, inventories, wills, divorces and notarial minutes; from R$ 59.00 plus cartório fees.

  • Foreign document services

    Hague Apostille, sworn translation and support for moving to Paraguay; from R$ 59.00 plus official cartório fees.

  • Protest-office documents

    Protest documents and searches of protested titles by CPF/CNPJ; from R$ 45.00 plus cartório fees.

  • Vehicle searches

    Vehicle-related searches offered among the company's document services.

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