The Ministry of Public Service Management and Innovation (MGI) published the convocation notice for the next stage of the Unified National Convention 2 (CNU 2) in an extra edition of the Official Gazette this Friday (14 November).
These documents are now available for reference and provide objective evidence, title analysis, and guidance on the steps to verify quotas.
Each notification includes a complete list of invited candidates, identified by registration number, in Appendix I. The consultation will take place on an individual basis and access will be granted through the Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) platform, which is responsible for organizing the competition.
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The written test will be conducted on December 7th
Those called for the discourse test will take the test in the same city they selected during registration. Applications are due on December 7th this year and at different times depending on the position.
- Advanced level: 1pm to 4pm
- Intermediate level: 1pm to 3pm
The exact testing location will be listed on your registration confirmation card, which will be available on the FGV website starting December 1st. The complete notification regarding this phase is also available in the Official Gazette.
Title submissions will begin on November 21st
The title evaluation is of a categorical nature and is mandatory only for candidates who are enrolled in the position that defines this stage of the thematic block of Enap Notice no 114/2025 and have achieved the lowest score in the objective test.
The period for sending documents (original or certified copy images or PDF) from the official website of CNU 2 is from November 21st at 2:00 pm to November 25th at 11:59 pm. Materials must be submitted in the specific fields available on the Platform.
Next week, MGI should bring an amendment to the general notice to officially adjust the schedule dates.
Verifying quotas has different steps
In addition to testing and evaluation of qualifications, CNU 2 will also initiate a series of steps aimed at verifying the information provided by candidates vying for the reserved vacancies.
- people with disabilities
Data regarding the date, time and individual link of the fault characterization procedure will be available through individual consultation on the FGV platform on December 5th. Consultations will be conducted virtually via telemedicine and original identification documents will be required.
This analysis aims to confirm the veracity of the information provided during registration and to issue a final opinion on the declared status.
- indigenous people
The supplementary document verification process for indigenous peoples will take place from December 8th to 17th. The committee in charge will be made up of three members, the majority of whom will be indigenous people. The analysis is carried out on the basis of documents proving ethnic affiliation, according to the criteria set out in laws, statutes and normative instructions.
This assessment takes into account the identification criteria set out in the Constitution, ILO Convention No. 169, and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
- black people
Supplementary verification of black candidates’ self-reports will also be conducted in-person in the cities selected for the exam from December 8th to 17th. Date, time and location will be announced individually on December 5th.
The evaluation committee has five members and should reflect diversity in gender, color, and, if possible, geographic origin.
- quilombora people
Those invited to the Quilombola Supplementary Document Verification Procedure will participate in the analysis during the same period from December 8 to 17, 2025. The commission will be made up of three experts from the majority Quilombola tribe and will examine documents that prove they belong to the ethnic/racial group.
This procedure is governed by federal law that defines the criteria of self-belonging and recognizes one’s territory, ancestry, and social organization.
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