Brazilian CPF taxpayer number in its punctuated form. The punctuation is required, and that requirement is what makes the pattern usable at all: an unpunctuated CPF is eleven bare digits and is missed by design. Both examples are the checksum-valid values that circulate in Brazilian developer documentation as test CPFs. Do not relax the punctuation: a bare eleven digit run collides head on with the existing de-phone whenever it starts with a zero.
Label: BR_CPF
\b\d{3}\.\d{3}\.\d{3}-\d{2}\bCPF 111.444.777-35 informado. → 111.444.777-35O cadastro traz 529.982.247-25 como titular. → 529.982.247-25529.982.24752998224725Tags: br, government-id, identity