 Travel Consent Forms for Minors Summer of 2018 is upon us. Time for travel, vacation and fun. April and May are the perfect months of the year to start getting your child's summer travel documents together. If your child will be traveling abroad with one parent or with an adult who is not his/her parent, its a good idea to start getting in touch with your Travel Agent, airline, cruise, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency etc. from whom you can gather the correct information you will need to proceed with proper documentation your child will need before traveling. Additionally, it would be wise to contact the official agency of the country to which your child is traveling and ask which additional documentation and policies they might have in place for minors entering their country. Most likely, your consent form or child's permission form will need to be notarized by a state commissioned Notary Public. Dash Mobile Notary (San Mateo County) is here to notarize your form and to provide you with any information or clarifications you may need in order to be prepared with the proper identification you will need for the notarization. Please feel free to contact Dash with any questions you may have. DASH MOBILE NOTARY * A California Notary Public does not provide legal advice.
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10/14/2019 08:46:33 pm
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This article highlights a crucial aspect of international travel with minors, underscoring the need for proper documentation to prevent potential legal complications. Ensuring that all necessary forms are notarized not only facilitates smoother travel but also safeguards the well-being of the child. Leave a Reply. |