Are you young, between 15 and 29 years old and looking for a way to make the most of cultural, sporting and leisure benefits? Therefore, it is important to know the Youth ID and learn the step-by-step guide to issuing yours.

Participating in the program can be very easy. Furthermore, this article presents an easy-to-follow guide that will allow you to issue your Youth ID in a short period of time.

In this article, we will explain everything about ID Jovem, including how you can issue your document in a simple and objective way.

See how to start taking advantage of the benefits the program has to offer. Let's go?

The Youth Identity Program was developed especially to meet the needs of young people with low income! With it, you have access to a series of benefits, such as discounts on cultural, sporting and leisure events. 

However, there are some requirements required by the government that are extremely necessary for you to register. 

For example, you must have a monthly family income of up to two minimum wages and be currently registered with CadÚnico. 

Don't waste any more time, sign up now and start taking advantage of all the advantages the program has to offer!

See how to participate in the ID Jovem Program, following this simple and easy step-by-step guide:

– Registration with Cras: first, register with CadÚnico, going to the CRAS in your city. If you already have a registration, just update your details;

– Required documents: they may ask you for some official documents. Therefore, be prepared or get in touch in advance to find out what documents are needed and speed up the process;

– Issuance of the Youth ID: you can then use the official website or the program application to issue your Youth ID. Just fill in your personal details and NIS and that's it;

Finally, the registration process can take up to 45 calendar days to complete. But don't worry, once everything is fine, you will be able to enjoy all the benefits of the program;

Enjoy and get to know Prouni. A program aimed at young people who wish to enter higher education. And best of all, with a scholarship.