TRAVEL
Notarized travel consent letters for children traveling abroad
When a child travels internationally without both parents, a signed and notarized consent letter from the parent who isn't traveling can prevent problems at the border or the airport. MCC Solutions notarizes it at your home or office, or online if a parent is away.
What's included
Every child travel consent order
- Notarization of the consent letter signed by the parent or parents who aren't traveling
- Remote online notarization when a parent is out of town or overseas
- An apostille arranged when the destination country asks for one
- Evening and weekend appointments before trips
Who uses it
Built for
- A parent traveling alone with children
- Grandparents and other relatives
- School, sports and church groups
- Divorced or separated parents
FAQ
Common questions
Is a consent letter required?
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recommends one when a child travels without both parents, and some countries and airlines require a notarized letter. Check your destination and airline before you go.
Can you write the letter for me?
Notaries can't draft documents. Bring your completed letter, unsigned, and every signing parent's photo ID.
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