Mississauga notary guide

Split Custody Travel Consent Letter

When parents share custody, a notarized travel consent letter plus the relevant parenting order can help prove that international travel with a child is authorized.

Who this guide is for

Especially relevant for single parents and separated parents travelling from the GTA through Pearson Airport or across the US border.

What to bring

Consent letter draft. Signing parent ID. Child passport details. Custody or parenting order. Full itinerary.

How the appointment works

1. Review custody-sensitive details. 2. Verify the signing parent. 3. Sign before the notary. 4. Carry sealed consent with court documents while travelling.

Local context

The office is located at Unit #208, 1965 Britannia Rd, Mississauga, ON L5M 4Y4, with weekday appointments and free visitor parking. Call (905) 267-4725 for same-day availability; online bookings are confirmed for the next business day onward.

Frequently asked questions

What if the other parent refuses consent?

A court order may be needed. A notary cannot replace a required parent signature.

Should the consent name exact travel dates?

Yes. Specific dates, destinations, and contact details make the letter stronger.

Do airlines ask for it?

Many do, especially for international travel with only one parent or a non-parent adult.

How do I book?

Book online for the next business day or call (905) 267-4725 for urgent and same-day appointment guidance.

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