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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the travel document in the editor.
- Begin by entering the full name of the parent authorizing the travel in the designated field. This should include first, middle, and last names.
- Next, fill in your minor child's full name in the appropriate section, ensuring accuracy for identification purposes.
- Specify the dates of travel by entering the start date and end date in their respective fields.
- Indicate the destination country where your child will be traveling.
- In the custody section, provide the full name of the individual who will accompany your child during travel.
- Finally, ensure that all information is correct before signing. The parent must sign at the bottom of the form to authorize this consent.
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