backThe National Justice Council (CNJ), in response to consultation in Procedure No. 0003850-52.2024.2.00.0000, has reaffirmed the requirement for signature authentication in minor travel authorizations, emphasizing the importance of notarial intervention to ensure the authenticity of parental or guardian consent. While the gov.br digital signature holds legal validity, it does not replace the situational analysis conducted by a notary, which enhances the security of the process. This stance reinforces the significance of public faith and the preventive nature of notarial services, helping to prevent fraud and ensuring child protection, in line with the principles established by the Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) and international treaties.
The requirement for signature authentication aims to prevent irregularities such as child trafficking and unauthorized permissions. In this context, the digital solution offered by e-Notariado stands out by allowing electronic signatures with video conferencing, enabling the notary to verify the identity and genuine intent of signatories. Thus, the CNJ’s decision strikes a balance between modernization and legal security, ensuring that child protection remains a priority.
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