Digitally Notarized Documents in Brazil

Remote writes: "As of next year, Brazilians will be able to obtain notary-authenticated digital documents and have them sent over the Internet (English) . You can also obtain a CD or floppy from a notary office, containing your document encrypted with an assymetric key. The key generation, though, demands that one shows up in person at the notary office for ID verification. This was made possible by legislation that recognises public-key encrypted documents and signatures as legally valid. This is one first step, and I don't see why this wouldn't be applied to things like contracts, invoices, wills, etc. Brazilian Notary and Register Association claims that one can even print as many copies of, say, your driver license as desired, though I don't see how this part would work..."

Comments

Ummm...

[Anonymous Coward]

Turkey!

Re:Ummm...

[The Real Andrew]

You must have missed the First Turkey post but mere seconds. Try again next year, thank you for playing.

Re:Swiss Cheese... OUCH

[apow]

Is it dificult to contract AIDS? Now you're getting stupid. A beautiful day, a beautiful girl, nice family etc, she is so serious bla bla bla you are seeing her for 3 months now, you get laid, and the condom blows. But hey, no problem, she's nice, she's not a whore, she couldn't probably have aids, no big deal... till 6 months later when u do your blood test and it hits positive for HIV. And again, as a sidenote, Brazil has the best anti-AIDS propaganda in the whole fscking world. Everyone uses the damn condoms.

There is no risk group when you're talking about AIDS. By the way, how the hell do you think that all ppl who have AIDS were contaminated in the first place? Maybe you're not getting laid too much heheheh :)