Ensure Your Child’s Trip Goes Smoothly
A child travel consent form needs to be signed by the parent(s) that is not traveling with your child if your child(even minor child) is travelling abroad. This notarized consent letter to travel shows Canadian officials that your child has your consent to travel without you or legal guardian.
This process only takes a few minutes
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A child travel consent needs to be signed in front of a notary. The process only takes a few minutes, so please don’t put this task off!
Does Travel Consent Need to Be Notarized?
Legally, a consent letter for children travelling abroad does not need to be notarized.
However, both Canadian and U.S border services highly recommend that you notarize it. This is because, when your child is at a border crossing, officers will judge whether or not your child is ok. If they have any concerns, they will begin an investigation.
A notarized travel consent letter shows them the letter is authentic so they know your child is ok. Our dedicated notary public in Surrey understand the intricacies of travel consent requirements and is committed to delivering reliable and legally binding solutions tailored to your specific needs. Contact us to simplify the process and provide you with the peace of mind you deserve for your upcoming journey.
Where Can I find the consent letter for Travel?
We have created a consent letter for travel for you. This letter meets all the legal requirements for a travel letter.
Simply download it and bring it with you to our notary public in Surrey.
Who Needs To Sign The Consent Letter?
The letter of consent for travel needs to be signed by any parent/guardian that is not accompanying the child.
If the child is travelling with one parent/guardian, the parent/legal guardian that is not with the child needs to sign the letter.
If the child is not travelling with either parent/guardian, then both parents/ legal guardians need to sign the travel consent.
Download The Child Travel Consent Form
Download the child travel consent and bring it with you to our notary appointment in Surrey.
Important Note: Please bring 2 pieces of ID to the appointment. For more information and/or requirements on a consent letter visit this link.