acerco anexo

01:45 Jan 26 

01:43 Jan 26 

It looks like the term refers to the venue, then. This may be an annex office or building of the 1st subdistrict. So the term would be part of the name of the office and its address. Does that make sense?

01:36 Jan 26 

Pelo contexto eu também pensei que "acerco" fosse uma referência a algum documento anexo. Porém, o fato é que essa palavra não existe formalmente. Creio que também não tem a ver com "surrounding area". Nada aponta para essa interpretação.

Encontrei uma ocorrência em espanhol. Parece que esse "acerco" equivale a "apenso".

"□ pertenece al grupo de empresas .......................... (Acerco anexo con la
relación de las empresas pertenecientes al grupo)."

21:43 Jan 25 

Looking again., the second use is a bit different, it doesn't mention any document, but states "As partes requerem e autorizam o Oficial de RCPN de Itajuba - Cartorio de Registro Civil - 1o Subdistrito (acerco anexo) - MG, à efetuars as averbacoes necessárias.....

20:54 Jan 25 

I am just a bit worried that if I put "document attached" then if there are no documents attached it may be a problem.
I was thinking it may be a typo for "Acervo Anexo" (the c and v are next to each other) and there are lots of cartorio related hits for that... Annexed Collection? hmmm

20:32 Jan 25 

Considering the phrase stars with "... certidão de casamento" and goes all the way to "Subdistrito", the entire phrase refers to this document, and the text mentions it is attached thereto. Please note "acerco" also means near or about, so "acerco anexo", IMO, is simply attached hereto. But we can't be sure, really.

20:29 Jan 25 

Phil, please note "ofício" can also be a document (although not a Certidão). A document like a "notice" is an ofício as well, in Portuguese.

20:20 Jan 25 

Thanks for the interest guys, I also had the same line of thought as Mario that it could mean "see attached" but being in the middle of the address seems odd as Phil mentions, the state follows. As for it being a typo, they made it twice, (they may have cut and pasted this part as it repeats..)

19:21 Jan 25 

I asked if 'acerco' could be a mistake for 'oficio', and if that could mean 'office'. 'Anexo' could be 'local/secondary'.

I don't think it can mean 'certificate attached' because it's followed by MG. This is part of the description of the registry office, which is in Minas Gerais.

19:13 Jan 25 

Yes, it seems what they mean is that the mentioned "Certidão" is attached. I changed my suggestion, because this makes more sense.

18:22 Jan 25 

Google Maps shows three different addresses. Could it be 'oficio anexo', or something like that?
https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=601452934&q=Registro C...

17:50 Jan 25 

If you search for "acerco anexo" in Google, you'll get ZERO results. This indicates that it's either e typo (e.g. for "acervo anexo") or just a pure mistake.

17:49 Jan 25 

It gets only one hit, which says 'acerco anexo con la relación de las empresas pertenecientes al grupo'.