What is the procedure for self-declared indigenous candidates? a) The self-declared indigenous candidate must also present an official document pr...

What is the procedure for self-declared indigenous candidates?

a) The self-declared indigenous candidate must also present an official document proving this situation, according to the model of Annex XI of Edital Nº 05/2023/PROGRAD (Declaration of Ethnicity and Link with Indigenous Community), under penalty of having their Institutional Pre-Registration denied.
b) Only the ethnic belonging criterion will be considered for the self-declared indigenous candidate to verify the self-declared condition.
c) The effective Institutional Pre-Registration of the candidate called up for one of the demands with reserved vacancies for People with Disabilities will be conditioned to the analysis of this condition by the Multiprofessional Commission, based on Federal Laws nº 7.853/1989; nº 10.048/2000; nº 10.098/2000; nº 12.764/2012; nº13.146/2015; nº 14.126/2021, in Decrees nº 3.298/1999; nº 6.949/2009; nº 5.296/2004 and nº 8.368/2014 and their respective amendments.
d) If the Multiprofessional Commission concludes that the documentation is sufficient to prove the alleged disability, a 'deferred' opinion will be given, otherwise an 'indefinite' opinion will be given.
e) If necessary, the multiprofessional commission may, at any time, consult a specialist in a specific health area to support the decision on the conformity of the documentation presented by the candidate.
f) The candidate may appeal the decision.