Consent for International Travel

To whom it may concern,

We, Sidi Mohamed Limame and Vatimetiou Beih, with a permanent address at 8138 medley
st, Apt 101, Avon, IN 46123, declare to be the lawful parents/guardians of:

1. The minor, Zeinebou Limam , born on 04/24/2019 at the following place: New
Orleans,Louisianaia.

The minor's Birth Certificate registration number is 119201901600829. This Birth

Certificate was issued from New Orleans, Louisiana .

American passport numbered A33310545 issued by United States Department of State on

11/16/2023

2. The minor, Abdou Sidi Mohamed Limame, born on 06/08/2020 at the following place:
Métairie,Louisiana .

The minor's Birth Certificate registration number is 119202002100866. This Birth

Certificate was issued from Métairie, Louisiana .

American passport numbered A33310546 issued by United States Department of State on

11/16/2023.

Our child(ren), named above, have our authorization to travel to:

- Indianapolis,New York, Morocco, Mauritania .

This authorization shall remain in effect from 06/04/2024 to _________. During that period,
the child(ren) will be staying at _________.

Our child(ren) have the consent to travel with their Cousin, Ndary Fatima , with a permanent
address at 4663 Londonderry ct Indianapolis IN 46221.

Ndary Fatima is carrying an American passport numbered 523773267 issued by United States
Department of State on 11/21/2014.

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If there are any questions regarding this document, we may be reached at:

Sidi Mohamed Limame

8138 medley st, Apt 101, Avon, IN 46123
3135290584
_________

Vatimetiou Beih
8138 medley st, Apt 101, Avon, IN 46123
2485100739
_________

Signed on this 06/03/2024.

_________________________
Sidi Mohamed Limame

_________________________
Vatimetiou Beih

_________________________
Witness Signature

_________________________
Witness Name

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 Child Travel Consent Form: Instructions
You now have a completed Child Travel Consent Form. Complete the following steps to
put the document into effect and ensure it will be legally valid.

Ensure You and Your Child Know Why the Form is Required
You and your child need to understand when a Child Travel Consent Form is necessary.

This is true for any minor under 18 and especially true if your child is under the age of 16 as they
may be stopped and questioned by travel authorities when traveling alone.

The form is required when:

• A child’s parents are separated, and the child is only traveling with one parent.
• A minor is traveling without their parent(s) on a school trip.
• A child travels with a group, such as a sports team or a religious or cultural group.
• A child travels with a temporary guardian or any family member that is not a parent.
• A child travels alone via plane, train, etc.

The form should be provided regardless of whether the child is traveling domestically or
internationally.

However, if your child is traveling to another country, it will be especially critical for them to have
the form correctly filled out.

Once you know the exact reason the Child Travel Consent Form is necessary, you can move on to
the next step.

Receive Consent from the Other Parent if Necessary

Receive approval and the signature of the other parent if you are still together or share custody of
the child.

Some circumstances allow you to bypass the other parent's approval, those being:

• You have full custody of the child (by presenting a court custody document).
• You are the only surviving parent.

If the other parent is deceased, you will likely need to provide a death certificate to travel
authorities.

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Review the Completed Child Travel Consent Form

Before signing the document, review your completed form to ensure that all information has been
added correctly.

The form must include the following:

• Child’s name, date of birth and location, and passport information.

• Child’s allergies and special needs.
• Authorization to travel alone or with another parent, individual, or group domestically, or
internationally.
• The name of the person the child will travel with if not alone, and that person’s contact and
passport information.
• Parent(s) information, and any necessary custodial details.
• Child’s travel destination and travel details such as date of departure and return.

After reexamining this essential information and confirming that is included and accurate, you can
move on to the final step.

Sign and Notarize the Document

After ensuring all the information is listed, it will need to be signed to put it into effect.

Both parents (when applicable) must sign and date the document.

It is also strongly suggested that you notarize the document. Numerous travel authorities require
the document to be notarized or the child may not be allowed to travel, whether domestically or
internationally.

It will almost always be necessary to notarize the consent form before an international trip. Many
countries have strict rules regarding the entry of unaccompanied minors and require that the form
be notarized.

Always check with the travel requirements of the destination beforehand to know if your form
must be notarized.

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Related Documents
There are similar documents that you can use to help ensure your child’s physical and emotional
well-being.

• Child Medical Consent Form

• Separation Agreement
• Divorce Agreement
• Child Power of Attorney

Each of these legal forms can be found on LawDistrict and downloaded.

Please note that the information provided above is not intended as legal advice. We are not a law
firm and cannot provide legal advice or representation. The instructions provided are for general
informational purposes only. If you have any doubts or concerns about the use or validity of the
Child Travel Consent, we strongly recommend seeking the guidance of a licensed attorney who can
provide legal advice tailored to your specific circumstances and jurisdiction.

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