What are the requirements and timeframes for the different types of usucaption in Brazil? I - Usucaption Special Rural / Pro labore: qualified pos...

What are the requirements and timeframes for the different types of usucaption in Brazil?

I - Usucaption Special Rural / Pro labore: qualified possession, idoneity of the thing, not being the owner of rural or urban property, rural area of up to 50 hectares, housing + productive for work and family. Timeframe: 5 years (Article 1242, Civil Code and Article 214, §5º, LRP).
II - Usucaption Special Urban / Pro misero / Pro morare: qualified possession, idoneity of the thing, not being the owner of rural or urban property, urban area of up to 250 m2, a single acquisition, and settling in. Timeframe: 5 years (Article 1239, Civil Code and Article 191, Federal Constitution).
III - Conjugal / Family Usucaption (Abandonment of Home): direct possession with exclusivity and without opposition, urban property of up to 250 m2, part of the couple's assets, housing for the couple and family, not being the owner of another urban or rural property, and a single acquisition. Timeframe: 5 years (Article 1240, Civil Code and Article 183, Federal Constitution and Article 9, Law 10257/01 - City Statute).
IV - Collective Urban Usucaption: urban area with more than 250 m2, low-income population, peaceful possession, settling in, unidentified occupied land, and not being the owner of other rural or urban properties. Timeframe: 5 years (Article 10, City Statute - Law 10257/01).
V - Servitude Usucaption: uncontested and continuous exercise of an apparent servitude. Timeframe: 10 years with a just title or 20 years without a just title (Article 1379, Civil Code).
VI - Indigenous Usucaption: integrated or non-integrated indigenous people, area smaller than 50 hectares. Timeframe: 10 years (Article 33, Law 6001/73).
VII - Extrajudicial Usucaption (extrajudicial administrative procedure) - processed in the CRI of the property's location: notarial record (time of possession of the applicants and predecessors), plant and descriptive memorial, negative certificates of the property and applicant, just title or other documents that prove continuity, agreement of the holders of real rights. Timeframe: Article 216-A, LRP (Law 6015/73).