Classification and pathway
For general medical devices, Classes I and II generally follow notification and Classes III and IV registration. Confirm requirements against intended purpose and device characteristics; assess IVD rules separately.

BR · ANVISA
Plan risk classification, a local registration holder, technical documentation and applicable supporting certifications as coordinated but distinct workstreams.
For general medical devices, Classes I and II generally follow notification and Classes III and IV registration. Confirm requirements against intended purpose and device characteristics; assess IVD rules separately.
Coordinate a Brazilian registration holder (BRH) and authorisation arrangements. Clarify manufacturer, holder and importer responsibilities and administrative-document requirements.
Organise models, materials, performance, risk management and applicable biological and sterilisation evidence. Support Portuguese labelling, instructions and responses to review questions.
Assess applicable INMETRO, wireless-related ANATEL and GMP/BGMP requirements and coordinate relevant organisations. Support subsequent changes and registration maintenance.
Being an active device does not by itself determine every certification requirement. Overseas reports are not automatically accepted. Notification, registration, quality-system and supporting-certification requirements need separate assessment.
AFTER THE INITIAL DISCUSSION
You do not need every document for the first enquiry. We identify gaps after understanding your product and target market.
Specific requirements are subject to product assessment and the competent authority’s current regulations.
Specific requirements are subject to product assessment and the competent authority’s current regulations.
INITIAL CONSULTATION
Send your product name and instructions for use, and tell Serena which market you are considering.