Candidates will be able to present a digital document in the unified competition | Jobs & Business

Candidates for the Unified National Public Competition (CNPU) will be able to use digital documents with a photo as personal identification in the test administration room, next Sunday, the 5th. The accepted digital documents are e-Título, CNH Digital and digital ID, which are , respectively, the digital versions of the voter registration card, the National Driving Card (CNH) and the National Identity Card (CIN). If the document is printed, it must have a photo and signature.

Documents must be presented in digital format at the entrance to the exam room, using the official app or via the Digital Document Portfolio on the federal government portal Gov.br.

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The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services (MGI), which carries out the selection process, informs that paper copies of documents with photos will not be accepted under any circumstances, not even copies authenticated by a notary’s office. Likewise, cell phone screenshots of the digital document and photographs of the document will be prohibited, even if they are in the phone’s gallery.

The candidate will need to open the application in front of the test inspector. To avoid unforeseen events and delays, the ministry recommends that the application be downloaded in advance and tested on the candidate’s smartphone. The cell phone must have a charged battery when presenting the digital document.

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On the day of the test, the registrant must carry a black pen made of transparent material to fill out the answer card template. Although it is not mandatory, the Ministry of Management recommends that the candidate take the registration confirmation card, which can be printed on the participant’s virtual page, to have clear information about location and times, avoiding doubts and confusion.

Candidates will not be able to leave with their test booklet for security reasons. However, the federal government will release the test books at 8pm on Sunday itself. The preliminary publication of the objective test templates is planned for Tuesday, 7th.

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The specific objective and discursive tests of the so-called Enem dos Concursos will be applied in two rounds, in 228 municipalities, located in all 27 units of the federation. The MGI has 3,665 application sites and 75,730 rooms. In total, 2.144 million candidates registered in the Unified National Public Competition will compete for 6,640 vacancies in public positions offered by 21 federal public bodies. The estimated workforce to work in the National Competition is around 215 thousand workers.

The tests will be divided into eight thematic blocks, seven of them for higher-level places. Only the 8th block is for the medium level. To clarify any doubts, candidates can contact the Cesgranrio Foundation, responsible for administering the tests, by telephone: 0800-701-2028. All information is available on the official website of the event.

Identification documents allowed at the CNPU

– National Driving License with photo;

– Digital documents, with photo (digital driver’s license, digital ID and e-Título) presented in official applications;

– Work and Social Security Card (CTPS);

– Cards issued by military commands, Public Security departments, Identification institutes and Fire Departments;

– Brazilian passport;

– Cards issued by professional oversight bodies (Orders, councils);

– Worker’s identity card;

– Certificate of reservist or exemption from incorporation (with photo);

– Functional portfolios of the Public Ministry;

– Functional cards issued by a public body, which, by federal law, are valid as identity.

Personal identification documents not allowed at CNPU

– Copy of the identity document, even if authenticated, or identity document protocol;

– Birth certificates;

– CPF;

– Voter registration card (printed or without photo);

– Driver’s licenses (model without photo);

– Student cards;

– Functional wallets without identity value;

– Rani (Administrative Registration of Indigenous Birth);

– Illegible, unidentifiable and/or damaged documents.