Rails 4.1.2 - Reject nested attributes result being ignored - ruby-on-rails

I have a Rails form that has two types of nested attributes: Pendencies and Address.
However, those two are not obligatory fields and should be ignored when blank:
accepts_nested_attributes_for :pendencies, allow_destroy: true,
reject_if: proc { |attributes|
attributes['status'].blank? &&
attributes['description'].blank? &&
(attributes['pendency_type'].blank? || attributes['pendency_type'] == 0) }
accepts_nested_attributes_for :address, allow_destroy: true,
reject_if: proc { |attributes|
attributes['zipcode'].blank? &&
attributes['street'].blank? &&
(attributes['number'].blank? || attributes['number'] <= 0) &&
attributes['neighbour'].blank? &&
attributes['city'].blank? &&
attributes['state'].blank? }
I have used binding.pry on both procs to ensure they are running and they are. Both are returning true or false as expected.
Yet, once the model which hold those associations gets validated when calling model.update, it returns errors about the exactly same fields it should be ignoring:
#messages=
{:"pendencies.status"=>["não pode ficar em branco"],
:"pendencies.description"=>["não pode ficar em branco"],
:"pendencies.pendency_type"=>["não pode ficar em branco"],
:"address.zipcode"=>["não pode ficar em branco", "não é válido", "não possui o tamanho esperado (8 caracteres)"],
:"address.street"=>["não pode ficar em branco", "é muito curto (mínimo: 3 caracteres)"],
:"address.number"=>["não pode ficar em branco", "não é um número", "é muito curto (mínimo: 1 caracteres)"],
:"address.city"=>["não pode ficar em branco", "é muito curto (mínimo: 2 caracteres)"],
:"address.state"=>["não pode ficar em branco", "é muito curto (mínimo: 2 caracteres)"]}>
Sorry for the PT-BR in the messages, all it says is that the length is short and the field is invalid.
I would like to know how can I ignore those nested attributes so Rails would not try to save them.
Thank you.

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