Childrens Travel Consent Letter

You can authorize a child (minor) to travel with one parent (internationally) or another adult (i.e. mother, father, grandparent, aunt, uncle, etc.) domestically or internationally using a Children's Travel Consent Letter (Form). The Travel Consent Form is also known as the Travel Consent Letter, Child Travel Consent Form, the Parental Travel Consent Form, the Parental Consent Form for Travel, or the Consent to Travel Form.

Generally all persons under 18 years of age are considered to be children. Foreign countries and transportation companies (i.e. airlines and cruise ships) are vigilant concerning minors crossing international borders. Custom Officers on both sides of the border are vigilantly looking for missing children. Therefore, it is essential that you are carrying proper identification for yourself and the child(ren) who is traveling with you internationally. This includes a Children's Travel Consent Letter or any document that might be required by the authorities in both the United States and the foreign country. Some of the documents you are advised to have include in addition to an Apostilled Children's Travel Consent Letter include:

An Apostilled Birth Certificate - The Children's Travel Consent Letter could be required if
the child's Birth Certificate lists two parents. If a parent has sole custody provide the original
(or notarized true copy)of the Custody Order or Judgment awarding the sole custody.

An Apostilled Divorce Certificate - The Children's Travel Consent Letter could be required
even if the divorce documents award custody of the child to the accompanying parent, but the non-custodial parent has legal access or visiting rights to the child.

An Apostilled Death Certificate - The Children's Travel Consent Letter could be required if
a parent is deceased.

Apostilled Marriage Certificate, Adoption Documents, Certificate of Name Change, etc. - The Children's Travel Consent Letter could be required if a parent's last name (surname) is different from the child's last name. Proof of the relationship may be required. This is recommended even if the child will be carrying a passport identifying the parent.

You can obtain a Children's Travel Consent Letter either online, from a travel agency or from an airline, cruise ship, etc. The form should include:
• Your name
• The child's name
• The name(s) of the adults traveling with your child
• The country the child will travel to
• A statement, allowing one or more adults to take your child out of the country.
• Travel dates
• Return date
• Airline Information
• Passport numbers

Before a Children's Travel Consent Letter can receive the State Apostille, it must be signed and notarized. The signer of the document must physically appear before a Notary Public. Be sure to use Notary from the state where you reside in, who will know the notarial laws in your state. Once notarized, the document can then be mailed to us for processing. A Travel Consent Form can only be Apostilled in the State the document was signed and notarized in.

Once the English Children's Travel Consent Letter is properly prepared you can mail them to us to be Apostilled. We can also provide Certified Translation Services into the language required by the Country of Designation.

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