FGTS Withdrawal Assistance for Foreign Citizens
The Fundo de Garantia do Tempo de Serviço (FGTS) is a financial safeguard established by the Brazilian government to provide financial stability and security for workers during periods of unemployment. Both Brazilian nationals and foreign citizens working formally in Brazil are entitled to accumulate FGTS during their employment.
Importance of FGTS for Foreign Employees in Brazil
For foreign citizens working in Brazil, FGTS represents a significant portion of their savings and financial planning. These funds are important for future investments, purchasing property, or simply securing financial stability upon returning to their home country. Given the unique circumstances and often sizable amounts involved, accessing these funds may be challenging to many expatriates and foreign workers.
Challenges Faced by Foreign Citizens in Accessing FGTS Funds
While FGTS provides valuable financial support, foreign citizens often encounter numerous challenges when trying to withdraw their funds. These challenges can include:
- Bureaucratic Hurdles: the administrative procedures in Brazil are complex, especially for those now living abroad.
- Documentation Requirements: Gathering and submitting the necessary documentation can be a time-consuming and intricate process.
- Legal and Regulatory Barriers: Understanding and complying with Brazilian labor laws and regulations will pose additional difficulties.
- Language Barriers: Communicating effectively with Brazilian authorities and financial institutions can be challenging for non-Portuguese speakers, adding another layer of complexity to the process.
Our law firm is dedicated to assisting foreign citizens in overcoming these challenges. We specialize in assisting with the FGTS withdrawal process and ensuring that our clients can access their funds no matter where they are. We try to make this process as straightforward and stress-free as possible, enabling our clients to focus on their future plans and financial goals.
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Our team of experienced legal professionals is here to provide comprehensive support, guiding you through each step of the process. From initial consultation to final fund transfer, we are committed to ensuring that you receive the full benefits of your FGTS account.
Most of our FGTS withdrawal procedures are accomplished through legal representation by licensed lawyers in Brazil.
A. The FGTS in Details
FGTS’ Purpose and Benefits
The Fundo de Garantia do Tempo de Serviço (FGTS) is a mandatory savings account established by the Brazilian government to provide financial security to employees in the formal labor market. Employers are required to deposit a percentage of an employee’s monthly salary into this account, which can be accessed under certain conditions, such as termination without cause, retirement, or the purchase of a home. The primary purpose of the FGTS is to support workers during periods of unemployment and ensure they have a financial safety net.
Key Benefits of FGTS:
- Financial Security: Provides a financial cushion during unemployment or emergencies.
- Homeownership: Can be used for purchasing, building, or renovating a home.
- Retirement Savings: Acts as an additional retirement fund.
- Health Treatments: Can be accessed for serious health conditions like cancer or HIV/AIDS.
Eligibility Criteria for FGTS
All employees in Brazil who work under the Brazilian Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT) are entitled to FGTS benefits. This includes both Brazilian nationals and foreign citizens working legally in the country. Employers contribute 8% of the employee’s monthly salary to the FGTS account. For apprentices, this rate is reduced to 2%.
Conditions for FGTS Withdrawal:
- Termination without Just Cause: Employees terminated without just cause are eligible to withdraw their FGTS funds.
- Retirement: Upon retirement, employees can access their FGTS savings.
- Home Purchase: Funds can be used for purchasing or financing a home.
- Serious Illness: In cases of serious illness, employees can withdraw their FGTS for treatment costs.
- Leaving Brazil: Foreign citizens leaving Brazil permanently are eligible to withdraw their FGTS.
Accumulation and Management of FGTS Funds
The FGTS is accumulated through monthly deposits made by employers. These deposits are managed by the Caixa Econômica Federal, the government-owned financial institution responsible for overseeing FGTS accounts. The funds earn interest and are adjusted annually for inflation, ensuring that the savings maintain their value over time.
Understanding Your FGTS Account:
- Account Statements: Employees receive regular statements detailing the contributions and current balance of their FGTS account.
- Interest and Adjustments: The FGTS account accrues interest, and its balance is adjusted annually for inflation.
- Accessing Information: Account holders can access their FGTS account information through the Caixa Econômica Federal’s online portal or mobile app.
B. Challenges Faced by Foreign Citizens
Bureaucratic Hurdles in the Withdrawal Process
Foreign citizens often face significant bureaucratic challenges when attempting to withdraw their FGTS funds. The process involves navigating complex administrative procedures, which can be time-consuming and confusing. These hurdles include:
- Multiple Steps: The withdrawal process requires several steps, including submitting various forms and documents, and interacting with multiple government agencies.
- Approval Delays: Processing times can be lengthy, with approvals often taking several weeks or even months.
- Strict Deadlines: Missing any deadlines can result in the need to restart the application process from the beginning.
- Cumbersome App: although there is an app to manage the FGTS funds, it rarely works when accessed from abroad.
Documentation Requirements
The documentation requirements for FGTS withdrawal are stringent and specific. Foreign citizens must provide:
- Identification Documents: Valid passport, CPF (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas), and proof of legal residence in Brazil.
- Employment Records: Detailed employment history, including termination papers if applicable.
- Proof of Departure: Documents proving the intention to leave Brazil permanently, such as airline tickets or shipping receipts.
- Bank Account Information: Details of the foreign bank account where the funds will be remitted.
Ensuring that all documents are correctly prepared and submitted is crucial to avoid delays and rejections.
Legal and Regulatory Barriers
Foreign citizens must navigate various legal and regulatory barriers to withdraw their FGTS funds. These include:
- Compliance with Brazilian Law: Understanding and adhering to Brazilian labor and tax laws, which can differ significantly from those in the foreign citizen’s home country.
- Changes in Regulations: Keeping up-to-date with any changes in the regulations governing FGTS withdrawals, which can impact eligibility and the withdrawal process.
- Tax Implications: Understanding the tax implications of withdrawing FGTS funds and remitting them to a foreign country.
- Currency Exchange: you will need a local bank to approve the currency exchange and remittance of the funds from Brazil to your country of residency
Language Barriers and Navigating Brazilian Administrative Procedures
Language barriers can make the FGTS withdrawal process particularly challenging for non-Portuguese speakers. Key issues include:
- Communication: Effectively communicating with Brazilian authorities and financial institutions can be difficult without proficiency in Portuguese.
- Understanding Forms and Instructions: Accurately completing forms and following instructions written in Portuguese.
- Seeking Assistance: Finding reliable assistance and guidance in a foreign language can be a significant obstacle.
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C. Our FGTS Withdraw Support Service
We specialize in assisting foreign citizens with the FGTS withdrawal process. Our “A to Z” service includes:
- Legal Representation: We provide expert legal guidance to ensure compliance with Brazilian laws and regulations.
- Document Preparation and Verification: Our team assists with gathering, preparing, and verifying all necessary documentation to streamline the withdrawal process.
- Language Assistance: We communicate with you in English while communicating in Portuguese with Brazilian authorities.
- Liaison with Authorities: We represent you before the relevant Brazilian agencies and Courts to facilitate smooth and efficient processing.
- Currency Exchange: We partner with currency exchange banks registered with the Brazilian Central Bank to assist with the process of remitting the FGTS funds to your bank account in your country of residence.
- Court Orders: Most cases will require a court order to allow the release of the funds. We have successfully retrieved FGTS funds for dozens of foreign citizens like you.
Our goal is to simplify the FGTS withdrawal process for foreign citizens, helping them overcome these challenges and access their funds with ease. Contact us for more information or to schedule a consultation. Let us guide you through every step of the process, ensuring a successful and stress-free experience.
D. Withdrawal Process for Foreign Citizens
Step-by-Step Guide to the FGTS Withdrawal Process
The FGTS withdrawal process can be complex, especially for foreign citizens unfamiliar with Brazilian procedures. Here is a detailed step-by-step guide to help you understand the process:
1. Eligibility Confirmation
Verify that you meet the eligibility criteria for FGTS withdrawal. Common scenarios include termination without cause, retirement, serious illness, or leaving Brazil permanently.
2. Document Preparation
Gather all required documents:
- Valid passport
- Work contract
- Work booklet (“carteira de trabalho”)
- CPF Tax ID (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas)
- FGTS account statement (the more recent the better)
- Proof of legal residence abroad
- Employment termination
3. Application Routes
- Submit your application to Caixa Econômica Federal, the institution responsible for managing FGTS funds. This can be done in person at a Caixa branch or through authorized representatives.
- Caixa Economica has launched the FGTS App, which, in theory, could allow foreign citizens to access and move their FGTS funds remotely. Unfortunately, due to problems with validation and document requirements, many, if not most, foreign citizens are unable to withdraw their funds through the app.
- For those unable to handle their processes in person in Brazil or through the app, we can represent you as an attorney and file a legal petition for the release of your FGTS funds through a court order.
4. Document Verification
Caixa will review your submitted documents for completeness and accuracy. Any discrepancies or missing information can delay the process.
5. Approval and Processing
Once your application and documents are verified, Caixa will process your request. This step involves several internal checks and can take several weeks.
6. Fund Withdrawal
After approval, the FGTS funds will be released. You can choose to receive the funds in your Brazilian bank account or have them transferred directly to your foreign bank account.
Common Issues and How to Avoid Them
Our Assistance in the Withdrawal Process
Our law firm provides comprehensive support throughout the FGTS withdrawal process. We assist with:
- Eligibility Assessment: Evaluating your situation to confirm eligibility.
- Document Preparation: Ensuring all documents are correctly prepared and submitted.
- Application Submission: Handling the submission process with Caixa Econômica Federal.
- Follow-Up and Communication: Liaising with Caixa and other relevant authorities to expedite the process.
- Fund Remittance: Coordinating with financial institutions to ensure the smooth transfer of funds to your foreign bank account.
By leveraging our expertise, you can navigate the FGTS withdrawal process with confidence and ease. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in accessing your FGTS funds.
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E. Remitting FGTS Funds to Foreign Bank Accounts
Legal Considerations for Transferring Funds Internationally
Transferring FGTS funds from Brazil to a foreign bank account involves compliance with both Brazilian and international regulations. These considerations include:
- Brazilian Exchange Regulations: Adhering to the regulations set by the Brazilian Central Bank (Banco Central do Brasil) for international money transfers.
- Tax Implications: Understanding potential tax obligations both in Brazil and in the destination country. This may involve dealing with taxes on the withdrawn FGTS funds or reporting requirements in the foreign citizen’s home country.
- Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance: Ensuring that all transactions comply with AML laws to prevent illegal activities.
Partner Banks and Currency Exchange Services
To facilitate the smooth transfer of FGTS funds internationally, we work with currency exchange banks registered with the Brazilian Central Bank. These partnerships offer:
- Competitive Exchange Rates: seeking the best possible rates for converting Brazilian Reais (BRL) to your desired currency.
- Low Transfer Fees: minimizing the costs associated with transferring funds internationally.
- Reliable Service: providing trustworthy services to ensure that your funds reach their destination without unnecessary delays.
Ensuring Compliance with Brazilian and International Financial Regulations
Compliance with financial regulations is essential to avoid legal complications and ensure a smooth transfer process. Key compliance steps include:
- Documentation: Providing all necessary documents to the financial institutions involved, including proof of FGTS withdrawal and personal identification.
- Verification Processes: Undergoing verification processes required by banks and currency exchange services to prevent fraud and ensure compliance with AML regulations.
- Reporting Requirements: Meeting any reporting requirements set by Brazilian authorities and the authorities in your home country regarding the transfer of large sums of money.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Withdrawing Your FGTS From Abroad
1. What is the FGTS and why do former expatriate employees still have money there?
The Fundo de Garantia do Tempo de Serviço (FGTS) is a compulsory savings fund into which Brazilian employers deposit 8% of your gross salary every month. Even if you were a foreign citizen on assignment, those deposits accumulate in a personal FGTS account at Caixa Econômica Federal. The balance continues to earn interest and monetary-correction after you leave Brazil, so many expats discover sizeable sums years later when they search and find their old FGTS balance.
2. When can I legally withdraw my FGTS after leaving Brazil?
The most common trigger for former employees abroad is three years of uninterrupted residence outside Brazil, counted from 31 December of the year you left the country. (Brazilian law: Art. 20, III, Law 8.036/1990.) Yes, you can withdraw FGTS after 3 years abroad.
3. Can I transfer FGTS directly to an overseas bank account?
No. Caixa will credit funds only to a Brazilian bank account in your name. That’s why queries like “transfer FGTS to U.S. bank” or “deposit FGTS into UK account” only take you anywhere. A local attorney or law firm in Brazil may be able to receive the money on your behalf and then remit it abroad.
4. I closed my Brazilian bank account. How can I still receive the money?
FGTS withdrawal no Brazilian bank account? You must have a Brazilian bank account, but you can:
- Re-open an account remotely (a non-resident bank account may potentially work and it does not require that you still live in Brazil).
- Nominate a trusted representative (procurador) who has a Brazilian account.
- Use a specialised FGTS withdrawal service (like ours) that provides the local banking rails and foreign-exchange transfer.
5. Why won’t the Caixa FGTS mobile app accept my foreign phone number?
The app sends a one-time SMS to a Brazilian +55 number for two-factor authentication. Searches for “FGTS app won’t accept international number” and “erro 403 ao cadastrar telefone estrangeiro FGTS” are common. Without a Brazilian SIM, you cannot complete the enrolment.
6. Is it possible to access the FGTS app or website from outside Brazil?
Many users overseas are geoblocked or flagged for “acesso negado Caixa FGTS exterior”. Even with a VPN, log-ins often fail. Caixa’s security stack prefers Brazilian IP ranges and CPF-linked mobile carriers.
7. Which documents are required for an FGTS withdrawal via power-of-attorney?
Typical checklist includes:
- Valid passport
- Work contract
- Work booklet (“carteira de trabalho”)
- CPF Tax ID (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas)
- FGTS account statement (the more recent the better)
- Proof of legal residence abroad
- Employment termination
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8. Do I need my PIS/PASEP number to request the withdrawal?
Helpful but not mandatory; Caixa can locate your FGTS by CPF. You don’t need to worry if you forgot your PIS number for a FGTS withdrawal.
9. What fees or taxes apply when bringing FGTS money overseas?
- FGTS withdrawals themselves are tax-free in Brazil. However, when the funds are converted to foreign currency and wired abroad, you may incur:
- IOF (financial-operations tax) on the currency exchange (currently over 3% for personal remittances).
- Bank FX spreads or transfer-agent fees.
Check your home country’s rules on receiving and declaring foreign remittances.
10. How long does the full process take from request to funds in my home bank?
Times vary and while the FGTS withdrawal timeline in 2025 may be of a couple of months for Brazilians or foreign legal residents still living in Brazil, most of our clients will receive their funds in six to twelve months.
11. Can I track the status of my FGTS withdrawal online?
Yes—inside the FGTS app or via Serviços FGTS web-portal, but you still need a Brazilian phone/CPF combo. Foregin clients abroad usually rely on their representative to provide updates specially if a lawsuit is required.
12. Does my FGTS balance expire if I don’t withdraw it?
No. Funds remain indexed to the TR + 3% annual interest until withdrawn. Information such as “FGTS expires after 5 years?” are myths.
13. What happens if my CPF is suspended or canceled?
Caixa will block the withdrawal, but can regularise the CPF through the Brazilian consulate or Receita Federal e-CAC portal. Our firm helps reactivate your CPF for FGTS withdrawal in Brazil.
14. Can I appoint a family member or friend instead of a professional service?
Potentially yes, but they would have to navigate Caixa’s red tape, tax reporting, and FX regulations. Many expats try to unsuccesfully FGTS withdraw via relative in Brazil before deciding on professional help.
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15. Is there a deadline once I become eligible?
There is no statutory deadline after the three-year qualification, though rules can change. Best practice: withdraw sooner to avoid future policy shifts.
16. Does working again in Brazil reset the three-year clock?
Yes. If you hold any new formal employment contract in Brazil, the clock restarts from 31 Dec of the year you leave again. Search phrase: “returned to Brazil, lost FGTS withdrawal eligibility”.
17. Can I withdraw only part of the balance?
Standard saque-rescisão after three years is all or nothing. Partial withdrawals apply only to the optional Saque-Aniversário modality, which must be elected in advance through the app.
18. Is the process different for dual nationals or naturalised Brazilians now living abroad?
No—the same rules apply. The key variable is your current tax residency, not citizenship.
19. What exchange rate will I get when the money is sent overseas?
Best exchange rate for your FGTS remittance? Currency exchange specializing banks will typically offer transfers with no more than a 2% spreadh. DIY transfers through brick and mortar banks in Brazil can cost 3–7 % in hidden margins.
20. How can your specialised FGTS withdrawal service help?
We offer a complete FGTS withdrawal service for expats. We help getting your FGTS money out of Brazil by:
- Analyse eligibility.
- Draft a Power of Attorney and help authenticate with Hague apostille rules.
- Provide a local bank account dedicated to receiving FGTS releases.
- Handle legal filings and bureaucratic follow-ups.
- Convert and remit funds to 50+ countries at competitive FX rates.
- Deliver status updates through the withdrawal journey.
21. My former employer in Brazil skipped some deposits. Can I still recover missing FGTS contributions from abroad?
If deposits are missing, a claim can be filed with the Ministerio do Trabalho or the company canbe sued in the Vara do Trabalho. Even from overseas, a labour attorney—or a procurador acting under an apostilled power of attorney—can open a case. Successful judgments compel Caixa to credit the arrears, after which you may proceed with the standard withdrawal. However, given the legal costs, two facts should exist to make a claim worth pursuing by our firm: a) a financially viable employer and b) a substantial amount missing.
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22. I’m now retired outside Brazil. Does retirement give immediate access to FGTS funds?
Retirement (aposentadoria) is a statutory release event under Art. 20, II, of Law 8.036/1990. If your retirement abroad qualifies as retirement under the Brazilian rules, you don’t have to wait the three-year exile rule. Documents to be submitted include proof of the Brazilian Social-Security retirement decision—or, for expatriates, the INSS exportable pension certificate—along with your withdrawal request.
23. How do heirs abroad claim FGTS from a deceased relative?
Beneficiaries present a formal de partilha (probate ruling) or alvara judicial authorising payment. Typically, assets in Brazil will require a probate completed in Brazil, but exceptions may apply depending on the nature of the asset. After Caixa releases the balance to a Brazilian estate account, funds can be repatriated with the support of a Brazilian currency exchange bank.
24. I no longer have my Brazilian work card (CTPS). Is it still possible to withdraw?
Yes. Ask the previous employer for a cópia da ficha de registro or obtain your digital work-record via Carteira de Trabalho Digital (Android/iOS). Caixa accepts these as substitutes when paired with your CPF and termination document.
25. My CPF status shows “pendente de regularização”. How can I fix this while living overseas?
An option would be using the Receita Federal’s e-CAC portal with gov.br credentials. Fixing the status may involve uploading missing tax returns or update personal data. If the portal denies changes from abroad, securing the representation of an attorney or a CPA in Brazil may be necessary.
26. What’s the difference between Saque-Rescisão, Saque-Aniversário and Saque-Calamidade, and which applies to expats?
Saque-Rescisão: full balance after dismissal or three years abroad; default setting for most accounts.
Saque-Aniversário: optional annual partial draw, elected inside the FGTS app; geoblocking makes election tricky overseas.
Saque-Calamidade: emergency withdrawals for natural-disaster zones, not relevant abroad unless your FGTS account address lies in the declared area.
For foreign citizens and expatriates, Saque-Rescisão remains the most practical and typical route.
27. My surname changed after marriage overseas. Will that mismatch block the withdrawal?
Possibly. For standard withdrawals via Caixa App, having your new name updated on both the CPF and FGTS records may be necessary. For those no longer in Brazil a lawsuit filed with a Brazilian court may reduce the burden and get the judge to authorize the transfer despite the names mismatch.
28. The FGTS statement labels my account “conta inativa”. Does that prevent payment?
No. “Inactive” simply means the employment tie ended. Inactive accounts are precisely the ones released under the three-year rule. Caixa still requires your supporting documents but treats inactive balances as payable.
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29. I have FGTS balances from several employers. Can they be combined into one payout?
Yes. The withdrawal request triggers a credito consolidado, aggregating all inactive sub-accounts linked to your CPF. You receive one transfer covering every employer’s deposits plus accrued TR interest.
30. Caixa asks for a “token” generated at a branch. How do I obtain it while I’m abroad?
You can:
- Issue a full digital power of attorney to a representative who generates the token in person, or
- Request Caixa to enable token por SMS tied to a Brazilian mobile line under your CPF. Without either, the online portal remains locked.
31. Can I speed things up with a court order such as a mandado de segurança?
Yes, the standard procedure was designed by Caixa with nationals living in Brazil in mind. A Brazilian attorney may file a lawsuit in the application court forcing Caixa to process the withdrawal. We assist you with the process of hiring our services remotely, so you need not travel.
32. How is the annual adjustment on FGTS calculated?
Each month Caixa credits the Taxa Referencial, which tracks certain government bond yields, plus a fixed 0.25 % monthly. The compound result appears on your extrato consolidado. Knowing this helps estimate growth before initiating withdrawal.
33. Do I owe U.S. or U.K. tax on FGTS amounts remitted home?
United States: FGTS is generally taxed as foreign ordinary income in the year you receive it; secure a licensed US CPA for proper advisory.
United Kingdom: HMRC treats the payout as foreign savings; depending on your remittance basis, declare it on the Self-Assessment return. Secure a licensed UK CPA for proper advisory.
34. What paperwork is required for transfers above USD 10,000?
Brazilian banks typically file a Registro de Operação Financeira (ROF) in the Central Bank’s SISBACEN system and issue a SWIFT MT103 receipt. For remittances above USD10,000 the Brazilian Central Bank typically requires a robust compliance not only explaining the purpose of the remittance but thoroughly supporting via reliable documentation.
For FGTS cases, supporting documents will include the lawsuit records and power of attorney to lawyer or law firm as parte of the required paperwork.
35. Can severe illness or disability diagnosed abroad unlock FGTS early?
Yes—cancer, HIV or stage-4 illnesses listed in Decree 99.684/1990. Submit the foreign medical report translated by a sworn translator plus a doctor’s statement confirming ICD-10 codes. Caixa may request a consular-authentication stamp or apostilled documents.
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36. My online FGTS shows “inconsistência de dados”. What does that mean?
Data mismatch—often a typo in your mother’s name or date of birth—prevents withdrawal. Correct the record at any Caixa branch via representative, or through the Regularização de Dados Cadastrais form sent by secure e-mail to [email protected] (unfortunately, potentially limited to nationals currently living in Brazil).
37. Does Caixa charge fees for releasing FGTS?
No withdrawal fee is levied. Costs arise from:
- IOF on currency conversion,
- Banco Correspondente (intermediary bank) spreads,
- Court case filing and expenses when required, and
- Any professional or courier fees you incur.
Although comparing providers may help on cost, keep in mind that safely receiving your payment abroad should be your priority.
38. How can I reach Caixa from overseas if 0800 numbers don’t work?
Dial +55 61 3212-5000 (international help desk) or e-mail [email protected]. Include CPF, full name and a Brazilian call-back number if possible to expedite the ticket. Don’t expect free consulting on what to do given your specifics. Caixa is a government department and is typically handling more demand than they can properly handle.
39. Could FGTS withdrawal rules change in 2026 and beyond?
Congress has floated proposals to index FGTS to IPCA inflation and tighten early-withdrawal triggers. Monitor the Projeto de Lei 709/2024 and official Caixa circulars. Acting under current rules ensures predictability.
40. Is there a way to check my FGTS without a CPF password using the gov.br portal?
Potentially Yes. You may want to try to log in at consultasfgts.caixa.gov.br with a verified gov.br e-mail login (silver or gold level). Once inside, you can download the statement (extrato completo) even if you forgot the old Caixa web password, bypassing the common “senha CPF bloqueada” issue.
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