Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Portuguese term or phrase:
DE POSSE DO PROTOCOLO
English translation:
with the protocol (number) at hand
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Jan 12, 2015 19:28
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Portuguese term
DE POSSE DO PROTOCOLO
Portuguese to English
Bus/Financial
Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
Fine print in banking document
This phrase appears at the bottom of a banking form, in which several websites and phone numbers are given.
At the end, it says this:
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Se não ficar satisfeito com a solução apresentada, DE POSSE DO PROTOCOLO, contate a Ouvidoria:
At the end, it says this:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Se não ficar satisfeito com a solução apresentada, DE POSSE DO PROTOCOLO, contate a Ouvidoria:
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | with the protocol (number) at hand | Rodrigo Cayres |
3 | having in hand proof of having filed the complaint | Ana Rita Santiago |
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with the protocol (number) at hand
Upon registering a complaint with the bank's customer service, the customer is given a protocol number (during the phone call). If the solution provided is not satisfactory, the customer can contact "Ouvidoria"; they will ask the customer the protocol number, so that they can already pull from their records the previous conversations, info, decisions, etc.
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That fits entirely with the context.
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having in hand proof of having filed the complaint
It just means that in order to seek help from the Ombudsman the client has to have filed complaint that was not satisfactorily addressed by the client support section. "Protocolo" will be the number of the given by the client support to identify the complaint (if done by phone), or usually a slip of paper with a date and time the client presented the complaint with a signature of the person who received it.
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