Rural owners and consultants in Brazil
Free check for rural owners in Brazil: is the property in the CAR, what legal reserve applies, and does IBAMA's embargo list name it.
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What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the PGR NR-1 door.
Modeled on: Lei 12.651/2012 (Código Florestal), Arts. 12, 29 and 59
From public data
of a rural property in the Amazon forest must be kept as Reserva Legal; 35% in Amazon cerrado and 20% in the rest of Brazil
Source: Lei 12.651/2012, Art. 12, consolidated text at the Câmara dos Deputados
Draft the PGR your company needs under NR-1: risk inventory and action plan, psychosocial risks included. Built from your CNPJ. Free to read.
Questions
Yes. The Código Florestal makes CAR registration mandatory, with no end date, for all rural properties and possessions. It is filed preferably with the state or municipal environment agency. Registration is not a title: it does not prove ownership or possession.
In the Amazônia Legal: 80% of a property in forest, 35% in cerrado and 20% in campos gerais. In the rest of Brazil: 20%. These are minimums of native vegetation, on top of the rules for permanent preservation areas (APPs).
No. Since 31 December 2017, the Código Florestal says banks may grant agricultural credit, of any kind, only to owners of rural properties registered in the CAR.
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Answer it and ePlan opens the PGR NR-1 door, which drafts the paperwork.