Portuguese term
Doc Origem / oficio
C. Nasc 1067, Livro = 47, Folha=110V
[?]Document issued at: Comarca =Curitiba/PR, 2nd Court[?], Birth Cert. 1067, Book 47, Page 110V
5 +1 | Source of document: Judicial District of Curitiba, Parana - 2nd Registry Office | Donna Sandin |
5 | document of origin/notary | Roberto Cavalcanti |
3 | doc from/letter | Deolindo |
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Proposed translations
Source of document: Judicial District of Curitiba, Parana - 2nd Registry Office
In fact, as I am not bound by the strict rules of a tradutora juramentada, I might very well include the word "Brazil" after Parana. Notice, too, that I don't use the abbreviation for the state....I write it out. Give the user outside Brazil all the information you can without translating too freely.
Oficio can be translated in other ways, but I think this is the clearest.
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