[Diobel Gomes Travessa]

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Good morning Dr. Tersi
Congratulations on making your knowledge available to the confused, worried, lost and needy. My sister married an American about 50 years ago, lives in the USA, has visited Brazil several times, I did (I am an attorney) some IR and the last one was in 2002 (EX) - from then until 2021 (EX) she was exempt and I need to do it this year, because she received a lawsuit (from my deceased mother) and exceeded the ceiling of R$300,000.00 (her savings plus half of an apartment with me (also inheritance). He hasn't filed a Declaration of Exit to date. In the past few years we have sold another apartment (inheritance), she sold another one of hers, we received inheritance from her grandfather). I saw from your article that it's irregular. At the moment, we are in the process of selling the joint apartment (and she has money in savings - Itaú. I would like to ask: Pros and Cons of doing the DSDE or waiting for the Lion's claws? To confirm, in the USA, the marriage is one of separation of assets, she has a joint account with her husband, she must have received some remuneration from the workshop and she has no assets. A parallel question, on the IR 2022 (EX) I have to put her as married, but I'm leaving her spouse's CPF blank (he doesn't have one) - does that set off a flag (red?)?
One thing that also worries me is the (impossible) cost of maintaining a savings account (will the new Foreign Exchange Law "solve" it?). Sorry for the length. Thank you. Congratulations once again - I did a lot of research on the internet and only felt comfortable writing on your blog, which I've never done before.

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