Parental/Guardian Approval for Minor to Travel

If it were true there would be no school buses and no field trips. Your parents could not take you and your friend to the mall, the school, or the movies.However, as Andrew Gutsch mentioned, your parent/guardian may need to sign a release from Liability form (see an example: http://www.ehow.com/how_7807012_...)

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Wing recently became the 1st drone delivery service to get FAA approval. Did Alphabet (parent company) have to just fill out a form or was the process difficult?The basic requirements for certification is described in Wing’s blog post:Wing becomes first certified Air Carrier for drones in the USMost importantly, FAA certification required us to submit evidence that our operations are safe. These submissions included data showing that a delivery by Wing carries a lower risk to pedestrians than the same trip made by car. Our drones have flown over 70,000 test flights, and more than 3,000 deliveries to doorsteps, driveways and backyards of our customers in Australia.

Not at all. You're an adult now, go by yourself, get it done.There is no minors' form available in the first place because driver's license (learners or otherwise) must be issued to a person above 18 years of age.Source(s): I got my driver's license after turning 18 without my parents accompanying me anywhere.

In Canada, health care falls under provincial government authority, so there is no federal law, but minors universally can ask for vaccinations without their parent’s consent.Most provinces have laws such as the B.C. Infants Act, which says:“children may consent to a medical treatment on their own as long as the health care provider is sure that the treatment is in the child’s best interest, and that the child understands the details of the treatment, including risks and benefits. It is up to the health care provider to assess and ensure the child’s understanding of the treatment.”What is “mature minor consent”?A child under the age of 19 is called a “minor”. "Mature minor consent" is the consent a child gives to receive health care after the child has been assessed by a health care provider as having the necessary understanding to give the consent. A child who is assessed by a health care provider as being capable to give consent is called a "mature minor".That’s typical. However, wherever the province does not have such a law, the “Mature Minor” consideration of Common Law applies, and the child can ask for health care on their own if their doctor deems it appropriate. Doctors do not have to inform the parents about it, either. See: Article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and Children’s Participatory Rights in CanadaIn Canada, parents do not have the right to neglect their child or deny him/her medical treatment that authorities deem advisable. They can deny treatment for their child if medical authorities agree it is inadvisable.In the US, on the other hand, parents are often allowed to make really stupid decisions about their children on the grounds that they in some way “own” them. Children have a lot more rights in Canada.

It should be possible but you must put them in the original visa application if you must apply in advance or better if you have a “visa on arrival” passport. Once you arrive in Germany you would need to prdocumentation to prove sufficient funds and adequate living space for your child and you. It's a very long and tedious process but it is feasible. It took me ahout 12 months total for my visa and my family's.

Legally, parents are free to give up their children to the custody of any person they see fit. But if the child or the guardian is not in the US, there will be complication for visas. Especially if the guardian adult is not in the US, the child in custody will prno visa benefit for the guardian. If it is other way around, for the child to come to the US, the guardian will need to legally adopt the child and petition for his/her visa.