Prep Docs · Not an official government service

See what’s missing before you submit to AIMA

Organize your renewal/CPLP or SAPA file, spot gaps against published requirements, and arrive more ready at the official service. Informational check only — not legal advice, not an approval.

Sealed upload · You confirm document types · Check vs published requirements

Not an official AIMA or government service. Do not use alone for legal or immigration decisions.

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How this works

See the path before you take it

Nothing is uploaded from this page. Scroll the three steps — a sealed session, types you confirm, then an informational check — and try it on your own file when you are ready.

Guide · Step one

01

Upload into a sealed session

Your files enter a private session in secure cloud infrastructure. Processing runs on demand for that session only. Personal records are not used to train models and are not sent to third parties for training. You choose how long the session keeps them — 48 hours or 7 days — then they are deleted.

  • Admitted only after you consent
  • Held for the retention period you pick
  • Deleted at the end of that period, or sooner if you finish and download the summary

Illustrative interface — not based on your documents.

Guide · Step two

02

Classify each file — you stay in control

After upload, the assistant suggests a document type: passport, residence permit, proof of address, and so on. You review every suggestion and confirm or correct it before the next step. The check that follows uses the types you approved — not guesses you never saw.

  • A suggestion is not a decision until you confirm
  • A wrong label produces a wrong checklist
  • You can still fix a type before the informational check runs

Illustrative interface — not based on your documents.

Guide · Step three

03

A metadata check, with pointers to published law

Automated agents read what is on the page — names, dates, numbers, expiry — and compare those extracted facts with published documentary requirements. Where a public legal or administrative text is relevant, we show a short orientation to that source so you can read it yourself.

  • Reads names, dates, numbers, and expiry from the page
  • Compares those facts with published documentary requirements
  • Points you to public legal texts — it does not interpret them as a lawyer would

This step is

  • Document preparation: gaps, mismatches, and missing pages, in plain language
  • Informational orientation to publicly available legal and administrative texts
  • A readiness view you can take to official channels or to a qualified lawyer

This step is not

  • Legal advice, a legal opinion, or a substitute for a lawyer registered with the Portuguese Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados)
  • A ruling on eligibility, or a prediction of approval
  • An official AIMA or government service
  • A complete or guaranteed reading of the law — outputs can be incomplete or inaccurate

Illustrative interface — not based on your documents.

Ready to try it on your file?

You have seen the path. Sign in to upload, confirm types, and get an informational readiness view. It is not legal advice and does not decide a case.

Frequently asked questions

Is Prep Docs an official AIMA or government service?
No. Prep Docs is operated by Imigrei and is not affiliated with AIMA I.P. or any public authority. Official applications stay on AIMA channels.
Does Prep Docs give legal advice?
No. The check is informational. It does not determine eligibility, predict approval, or replace a lawyer registered with the Portuguese Bar Association (Ordem dos Advogados).
Do you use my documents to train AI models?
No. Files are processed on demand for your session. Personal records are not used to train models and are not sent to third parties for training.
Do I need to sign in to read this page?
No. You can read how it works without uploading. Sign in only when you are ready to check your own files.