Letter of consent for child to travel with grandparents Form

I am the original poster. Since they didn’t allow me to go into details when I asked this question, I am giving you the details now. It’s kind of convoluted so please bear with me.The mother and father(who is a family member of mine )were never married yet they had a child together.The father has been making financial payments for his child for the entire time she’s been alive(not court ordered. He’s just trying to do the right thing by his child ), has been fighting for visitation for every other weekend and alternating holidays -which was all able to occur without it having to go into the family court system.To make a long story short, the mother is extremely anxiety-ridden and because of that the child behaves in the same manner and gets physically ill anytime she has to spend a night away from her mother( who she lives with regularly despite the father fighting to have partial visitation all this time.)Over the past few years the child has improved with spending the night at a friend’s house etc. without this separation anxiety taking place but when it comes to spending time at her father’s house(overnight)and her stepmother, (all three which get along fine,)this kid starts getting sick. They take her places they do things with her she has a great time with she’s over there, this only happens when she has to spend the night over there. I had her over to my house once and she did the same thing and had me up all night throwing up and stuff because she gets anxious about being away from her mother .We are starting to believe that the child’s Mother is painting a negative picture of the father right before visitation which is why the kid keeps on getting sick anytime she have to go and visit her father overnight. Tells her she’s going to be lonely there without her mother, tells her that she might be scared over there with her father and that kind of shit . Child was eight or nine at the time and now she just turned 11. This whole thing started because she’s actually at her fathers house right now and he’s telling us that she’s throwing up and stuff and the whole thing just frustrates him because he’s not making an environment in which she should be anxious or scared of anything but we understand a child has a problem with separation anxiety.We all think the mother has a screw or two loose and I personally feel that she is afraid that we may be bad mouthing her to the child, which is not happening because the child already knows her mother is anxious so we don’t have to tell her anything anyway. Everyone sees it . and she is doing it back to the child’s father off of something that’s not even happening from us.So in the long run, for pretty much most of this child’s life, her mother has turned her into an anxious, nervous child both from stuff that she says and does around the child lots of the time. She’s even taking a girl to a psychiatrist but it’s the mother that needs the psychiatrist and she won’t do it.Here is the basis of my question(Now that you have a bit of history of the situation ).The problem we have now is that the mother is trying to have her own life( and there’s nothing wrong with that because she tried to hang on to the child’s father for a long time and he moved on and married somebody else. She needed to move on and we believe she’s been seeing this guy for a couple of years but she’s never brought him around, not that she’s obligated because that’s her private life ) now with a different man and she wants to uproot this child and take her to another state, and she has not discussed this with the child’s father and he doesn’t want to not have access to his child so we believe that he can charge her with kidnapping if she goes through with this.The other thing is that the child (having so much anxiety )has been inconsolable these past six weeks due to the mother constantly talking about them moving away when all the family the child has ever known is in the state we live in now. The child is a girl, just about to enter puberty and the mother is most likely going to move in with her boyfriend, but none of us in the family know this person nor have we ever met him and we don’t know if it’s safe for the child to be around this man.The mother has blinders on and is only chasing her own happiness and she’s already talking about just getting a babysitter when she wants to go away for the weekend and stuff like that, leaving her child with someone that the child barely knows in another state where the child has no other family members.The mother currently lives with her own mother (who is kind of really helpful for keeping an eye on the kid, this and that and any time her daughter wants to go away with this guy for weekend overnight or whatever) She’s beside herself too because she does not want her granddaughter or her daughter to leave the state.We’re all really upset about this because we think she’s crazy enough to actually go through with this move and our only concern is for the welfare of the child. I don’t know how the father is going to handle this but it’s going to be messy no matter what and again, we worry about the welfare of what this mess could do to this child since she’s already so anxiety ridden. Both of our families get on really well and this has really been the talk of everything the past couple of months because we all feel it’s a big mistake but we don’t know how to get through to the mother to make her see that this is really not a good idea.To be honest, I even offered to take the child in for a while so she could have some stability while her mother is trying to work out this thing with her boyfriend, who has been pressuring her to move to this other state because that’s the state he lives in.I’m not saying she shouldn’t have her life but once you have a child and the child’s father is here in the state you can’t just traipse off somewhere else unless that other parent give some kind of permission( when she is not willing to give because he’s been fighting for visitation for the last 11 years )She’s planning on just taking the kid, moving to the other state and not involve the child’s father at all for which I think he should be able to sue her for joint custody.Child’s mother is not using sound judgment and it will definitely affect her child negatively for years to come. Due to her work schedule she is barely around as it is and the kid is by herself a lot of the time at home with the grandmother, but she doesn’t seem to want the child to be able to visit her own father or the other family members either.Like I said, it’s a big problem but this paranoia she has is just causing a lot of problemsAnd for the person has said we were foolish to post this on here how the hell else are we supposed to know or get some general advice on which way we should turn unless we ask? I’m sure that a lawyer will come into it at some point, but that’s only if she really does try to go through with this. Now if she finds out that she could be charged with kidnapping she might scrap the whole thing and not try that way in which we wouldn’t need a lawyer. But I’m super still pretty sure that the father would take this to family court and try to get visitation on paper so he would be allowed court ordered time with his child. He tried to do things nicely and not make a problem but now the child’s mother isn’t playing fair .Trust me, I’ve seen stupider questions on here than one that I asked. Just looking for some advice that I can offer because we’re going to have a family meeting about it and try to talk to the mother and we need to be sure that we have proper ammunition to make her see that this is a bad idea .

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Very likely. My two step-daughter had to get permission from my husband for his ex-wife to take them into Canada on a vacation. They were asked for the letter at the border.

Depends, depends, depends.Does the mother have sole custody? Was there a separation/divorce agreement that dictates any travel restrictions? What are the laws of the country(ies) to be visited?My own opinion is that by the age of 15, most children should be mature enough to make their own travel decisions. If they want to take a trip with their mother, then so be it. However, that does not preclude a spiteful parent from trying to interfere and cause problems for their own reasons, selfish or not, well intention-ed or not.Two options: If you can get it, get a notarized letter from the father permitting travel. If not, do your due diligence research about the laws of the state you live in and the countries you will be visiting and/or transiting through. If there are no specific laws requiring both parents consent for a child of your age, then you should be OK. That said, border officials are human, so be prepared to be questioned about permission from the other parent.Good Luck!Disclaimer: I am not a family law or immigration attorney. This answer should be construed as legal advice.

You and your husband need to give consent in order for your daughter to visit Canada. And, since she is only nine years old, you need to get her a passport. She cannot apply for one by herself. You must be the one to appear at the passport office with her. If your daughter attempted to enter Canada with another family member other than your husband and you then, they may be charged with kidnapping

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Prcompelling evidence as to why exactly you want to visit Canada.If it is a wedding, include a wedding invitation in your uploaded documents. If it is a funeral, include an obituary. Explain who you are and your relationship with the people you are visiting.If you are attending a conference, pra copy of the invitation or if you are not invited, a copy of the program.The most important factor is for you to show that your ties to your homeland is more important than your ties to Canada. That way you are telling CIC that you will return home because that is your home base, where you work and where most of your family is.The narrative you create is all about you creating a picture that while you want to visit Canada, it is only for a short while because you cannot be away from home indefinitely.CIC needs to believe that you will actually return home and won't try to melt into the background in Canada.