Notarize Your Travel Consent Letter in Canada
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Understanding the Travel Consent Letter Requirement in Canada: A Quick Guide
Traveling with children? You might need a consent letter. While not legally required in Canada, this document can make your trip smoother and prevent delays at border crossings. Here's what you need to know:
What is a Consent Letter?
A consent letter is a signed document that shows a child has permission to travel without one or both parents or guardians. It’s recommended when:
A child is traveling with one parent or someone who isn’t their guardian.
A child is traveling alone or on a school trip.
What Should It Include?
Your consent letter must clearly state:
Child’s Information: Name, date of birth, and passport details.
Travel Plans: Destination, travel dates, and transportation details.
Non-Traveling Parent/Guardian Info: Name, contact, and signature.
Witness Confirmation: Notarization by a licensed notary public.
Why Notarize Your Consent Letter?
Notarization ensures your letter is legally recognized and credible. Border officials are more likely to accept it without issues.
Need help? Book Notary Services or Apostille Services with us today for a stress-free process.
Travel Tips for Families
Bring multiple copies of the consent letter.
Check your destination’s specific travel rules.
Make sure the letter is up-to-date and notarized.
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