Even if parents are separated, and planning to take their children abroad, they will need to get signed permission from anyone else with responsibility for the child ...

The consent letter confirms the child has permission ... Both parents must be present to get a children’s passport. Bring your photo IDs and proof of parentage. If only one parent appears ...

1) A consent letter from the non-travelling parent READ MORE ... 2) A birth or adoption certificate It may seem overboard to ...

A divorce lawyer has warned separated couples to ensure they keep these crucial documents with them when travelling, even if their son or daughter is over 18. Otherwise, parents could face delays, ...

Rayden Solicitors have provided three key passport ... you carry your child’s birth or adoption certificate if their surname is different to yours and bring a consent letter from the other ...

Nova Pioneer was accused by a parent of sharing the child’s personal information with other parents, a travel agency and the ...

British holidaymakers who are divorced and planning to travel with their children ... their British passport. Ann Owens, a consultant solicitor specialising in divorce law at Richard Nelson LLP, has ...

Whether you're planning a family holiday abroad or your child has been invited to compete internationally, navigating the ...

In new details, attorneys say ICE explicitly told one mother to bring her children with her to a check-in and knew in advance ...