 As of 2007, the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church has 39 registered dioceses throughout the country, along with missions in other countries.State of Acre

State of Alagoas

State of Amazonas

State of Amapá

State of Bahia

State of Ceará

State of Distrito Federal

State of Espírito Santo

State of Goiás

State of Maranhão

State of Mato Grosso

State of Mato Grosso do Sul

State of Minas Gerais

State of Pará

State of Paraíba

State of Paraná

State of Pernambuco

State of Piauí

State of Rio de Janeiro

State of Rio Grande do Norte

State of Rio Grande do Sul

State of Rondônia

State of Roraima

State of Santa Catarina

State of Sergipe

State of São Paulo

State of Tocantins

The church has at various times spiritually supported dioceses and bishops in a number of foreign countries, including Angola, Australia, Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Cameroon, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Martinique, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Uganda, the United Kingdom and the United States.The list has tended to fluctuate and change frequently, suggesting that maintaining anything more than a loose and occasional dialogue with its branches and affiliates has been a challenge for ICAB.