What to bring
Bring the unsigned consent letter, signing parent or guardian ID, child passport details, trip dates, destination, contact details, and custody order if relevant.
Travel consent
A notarized travel consent letter helps show airlines, border officers, and foreign authorities that a minor child's travel is authorized.
Bring the unsigned consent letter, signing parent or guardian ID, child passport details, trip dates, destination, contact details, and custody order if relevant.
This is common for families travelling through Pearson Airport, crossing the US border, or sending children abroad with relatives or school groups.
Usually no. The signing parent or guardian must attend with proper ID.
Yes, carrying the relevant parenting order can reduce border questions.