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Parents' Consent for Minor Travelling Abroad

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The parents/guardian
The minor
The travel
Consent and signing

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The parents/guardian

First parent/guardian full nameNeeded

For example: Rohit Malhotra

Relationship of the first parent/guardian to the minorNeeded

FatherMotherLegal guardian

First parent/guardian addressNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Who is giving this consent?Needed

Both parents named in this document, jointlyThe first parent/guardian alone, for the reason described below

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If only one parent is consenting, explain whyYou may leave this

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For example: The minor’s father is deceased; the mother is the sole surviving parent and natural guardian

Second parent/guardian full name, if jointly consentingYou may leave this

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Relationship of the second parent/guardian to the minorYou may leave this

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PARENTAL CONSENT FOR MINOR TO TRAVEL ABROAD

I/We, __________ (__________), of __________, being __________, do hereby solemnly affirm, declare and give consent as under:

4. That we/I authorise the airline, immigration authorities, and any other authority concerned to allow the Minor to travel and to rely on this consent for that purpose.

5. That we/I remain the lawful parent(s)/guardian of the Minor and retain full parental responsibility, and that this consent is limited to the travel described above.

6. That the contents of this consent are true and correct to our/my knowledge and belief.

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