Document background
The Notary Letter For Minor Travel serves as a crucial document in preventing child trafficking and abduction while facilitating legitimate travel of minors. When children travel without both parents present, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, airlines, and foreign immigration authorities often require documented proof of parental consent. This letter, when properly notarized, provides legal authorization for the child's travel and typically includes the child's details, travel dates and destinations, accompanying adult's information (if any), and specific permissions granted by the parent(s) or legal guardian(s). The document must comply with both federal requirements and state-specific notary laws.
