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Parent Permission Letter-Travelling From US to Canada

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I am flying from the US to Canada in a few weeks with my 15 month old daughter. My husband is meeting us there a week later.

Ive heard that I need a letter from my husband and notarized stating that he gives me permission to take her out of the country.

Has anyone done this before? What do I need in the letter or is there a form for this?

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Re: Parent Permission Letter-Travelling From US to Canada

  • boogerbearoriginalboogerbearoriginal member

    Some countries require notarized consent, although they don't always ask to see it. It's better to have it and not need it, so I would simply have a letter that says "I, [Husband's Name], father of [child's name] give consent to her mother, [your name], to travel to Canada on [x date] through [x date]. And have it dated, signed and notarized.

    Also, make sure everyone, including your daughter, has a valid passport. 



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    https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/children/consent-letter

     

     

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  • LoveLo2010LoveLo2010 member
    I just flew with italy with DD and DH got a notarized letter for me to take her. I never had to show it to any one but I wouldn't want to be stuck some where with out it just in case. If your applying for a passport for your LO you also need both parents consent 
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