For candidates registered for the public exam run by the Brazilian Guarantee Fund and Guarantees Management Agency (ABGF), the key fact for the final stretch is straightforward: the objective and written examinations are scheduled for September 27, 2026, in the morning, in Brasília, Federal District, and São Paulo, São Paulo State. Candidates selected the exam city when registering. The exact address, access details and any operational instructions must be checked with Fundação Carlos Chagas (FCC), the organizing body.
The official ABGF public exam page confirms the date, period and cities and instructs candidates to follow their registration and verify the exam location on the FCC website. The official ABGF exam page at FCC brings together notices, announcements and access to the Candidate Portal. On September 16, 2026, that page showed its most recent update as September 2, so the day-before routine should include a fresh check of official channels rather than relying on an old summary or third-party information.
What is already confirmed for the ABGF exam
| Item | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Date | September 27, 2026 |
| Period | Morning |
| Cities | Brasília/DF and São Paulo/SP |
| Organizer | Fundação Carlos Chagas (FCC) |
| Assessments | Objective examination and written examination |
| Exact location | Must be checked through FCC channels |
These facts are enough to plan the general trip, but they do not replace the candidate-specific check. The building, room, operational arrival time and entry rules are details that must be verified in the official call notice or in the location lookup made available by the organizer.
Confirm the city recorded in your registration
ABGF states that candidates selected the city where they would take the exam when registering. Before booking transport or accommodation or planning the route, check the Candidate Portal to confirm whether your registration is tied to Brasília/DF or São Paulo/SP. Do not assume that a city change will be possible without a formal FCC notice.
If the information shown in the system differs from what you expected, use the official channels to clarify the matter before exam day. The valid reference is the record held by the organizer, not a personal note or an incomplete receipt.
Exam location and exact time: use the FCC lookup
The FCC home page provides an exam location lookup, and the ABGF exam page also links to the Candidate Portal. Once individual details are available, check and record:
- the full address of the building;
- the block, room or other location identifier, when provided;
- the reporting time and gate-closing time, if stated in the call notice;
- any specific access or identification instructions.
The fact that the exam is scheduled for the morning does not justify guessing an opening or closing time. Use only the schedule published by FCC for this exam.
Identification document: check the official rule before deciding what to bring
The summary published by ABGF does not specify which identification documents will be accepted for entry into the examination room. For that reason, do not assume that any physical or digital document will be valid. Check the current FCC notice and the governing public exam rules, and set aside exactly the type of identification accepted for the examination.
The same caution applies to copies, damaged documents, digital formats and exceptional situations. If there is any doubt, the FCC notice and the ABGF exam rules take precedence over generic lists found online.
Objective and written examinations: prepare for both
ABGF confirms that there will be an objective examination and a written examination on September 27, in the morning. Personal planning should therefore account for both assessments rather than focusing only on multiple-choice responses.
During the final review, return to the rules for your specific position and recheck the instructions for the written component and for filling out the objective test. Do not import rules from other FCC examinations into this one: format, scoring and procedures should be verified in the ABGF notice and any later official announcements.
A day-before checklist without inventing rules
- City: confirm whether your registration is linked to Brasília/DF or São Paulo/SP.
- Location: use the FCC lookup and save the full address and room or sector identification when available.
- Time: record the official reporting and gate-closing times published by the organizer.
- Identification: bring only an identification document accepted under the current notice or rules.
- Materials: check which writing items are permitted and which objects are subject to restrictions on use or storage.
- Travel: plan the route, transport and a safety margin based on the actual exam address.
- Two assessments: remember that the schedule includes both objective and written examinations on the same day.
- Final check: consult FCC again before leaving in case a notice or update has been published.
Where to verify official information and ask questions
Use the ABGF public exam page and the specific ABGF page at FCC as the main references. ABGF also lists FCC's Candidate Support Service at (11) 3723-4388 for São Paulo city and its metropolitan area, and 0800-819-9100 for other locations, available on business days from Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brasília time.
For September 27, the practical rule is simple: use the general information already confirmed to organize your schedule, but do not leave for the exam before checking the official FCC channel for your location, operational times, accepted identification and the other access conditions that apply to your registration.
