Parental Consent for Foreign Travel with Minor Child | USA

Give written consent for your child to travel outside of the United States in the company of another adult with this Parental Consent form for minor children.

  • This form can only be used by U.S. residents.
  • The parent or guardian authorizing the trip must swear that he/she has legal custody of the child.
  • The parent/guardian must also attest that no divorce or custody proceedings are pending that would involve the child.
  • The form must be acknowledged in front of a Notary Public.
  • This is a downloadable MS Word template which can be re-used as often as you require.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 15-August-2025
SKU: 7685
$6.50
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