If your child is traveling internationally with only one parent, with grandparents, with a school group or alone, a notarized travel consent letter can help prevent delays at the airport or border. Yuri Notary offers mobile and remote online notarization for parents in Las Vegas and beyond.
Why a Notarized Travel Consent Letter Matters
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recommends that a child traveling without both parents carry a consent letter from the absent parent or parents. Airlines, cruise lines and foreign governments may ask for one, and some countries have their own requirements. A notarized letter gives officials confidence that the signature is authentic.
What a Travel Consent Letter Usually Includes
- The child’s full name, date of birth and passport information
- The names of the adults traveling with the child
- Travel dates, destinations and flight or cruise details
- Contact information for the non-traveling parent or parents
- The non-traveling parent’s signature, signed in front of the notary
Check with your airline, cruise line and the destination country’s embassy or consulate for any specific requirements before you travel.
Both Parents in Different Places?
If one parent lives out of town, remote online notarization lets them sign from anywhere with a computer and webcam.
Get Your Travel Consent Notarized
Same-day mobile, in-person and remote online appointments are available across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin and Clark County. Call or text (702) 900-5403 or request an appointment online.