Opção da anuidade parcelada para técnicos do CFT expira amanhã

The Option for Installment Payment of Annual Fee for CFT Technicians Expires Tomorrow

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 30/03/2019 at 06:55

Updated on 30/03/2019 at 08:46

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The Annual Fee Invoice is Due on March 31, 2019, and Until That Date, It is Still Possible to Make Payment in Up to 3 Installments, with the First Installment Due on March 31.

With the Annual Fee Up to Date, the Technician who Belongs to the Federal Council of Industrial Technicians (CFT) Avoids Possible Impediments to Professional Practice and Also Unnecessary Charges Such as Interest Due to Late Payment. By Means of This Annual Fee, the Council Regulates the Profession and Legitimizes the Duties of Industrial Technicians, Ensuring that Industrial Professional Activities are Supported by Law No. 5,524/1968 and Decree No. 90,922/1985.

The Invoice Can Be Issued in the Professional Environment on the CFT and CRT Websites: https://servicos.sinceti.net.br/

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