This Master s degree thesis presents, from the conception of translation solution types, contributions to the analysis of translations in the Portuguese-Brazilian Sign Language pair, reflecting on the concepts of procedures, style and multimodality. Although the notion of translation solution types, highlighted in the work Translation Solutions for Many Languages, by Anthony Pym, does not include the language pair discussed in the present work, it provides important subsidies for discussions regarding the decision-making that translators assume in their work and, consequently, contributes to the formative aspect of translators as it offers a wider range of available options. In this regard, the purpose of this thesis is, therefore, to contemplate the translation solution types assumed by Portuguese-Brazilian Sign Language translators and to reflect on the possibility of their choices indicating their own style of translating influenced not only by linguistic components, but also by social ones as well as to discuss specific procedures adopted by these professionals and multimodality contributing to such solutions. The theoretical contributions of this thesis stem from Translation Studies, Stylistics and Sociology of Translation, in addition to studies on procedures and multimodality. For this, the analyzed corpus includes the translation into Brazilian Sign Language of the booklet Introduction to Translation Studies available to the public on the website of the Academic Video Library in Brazilian Sign Language of the Department of Letters-Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) of the Faculty of Letters of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. The results obtained indicated that the typology proposed by Pym (2016; 2018) was used by translators for specific purposes and, therefore, the ability of these professionals to make use of certain types of translation solutions consciously and intentionally is evident. Furthermore, not only linguistic but also social layers could be seen as the Bourdieusian concept of habitus, applied to the context of translation, was investigated, contributing to the notion of translation style. In the same way, the multimodality in the translated text could be perceived not only taking into account the multimodal resources present in the source text, but also composing the semiotic whole and driving translation solutions.