Re: Son bringing friend, does he need notarized consent from parent?
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03/24/06 07:13 AM
03/24/06 07:13 AM
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Posts: 41 Brooklyn, NY
MARG
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Hi, Lisa. Definitely agree, airlines/customs can be very precise in these matters. My sis even had to get notarized permission letter from her ex-husband to take their daughter (she has sole custody) on a trip. (This was not a pleasant task, either.) :rolleyes: BTW, my 16 yr old nephew and I will be arriving at Corona del Mar on Tues., 4/11, after a few days at Caves Branch. Will you be on AC then? Ryan's friend couldn't make this trip, so maybe the boys might want to meet up if you're there then ... at the "Chicken Drop" perhaps. LOL Regards, ~Margaret~
MARG
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Re: Son bringing friend, does he need notarized consent from parent?
#119564
03/25/06 12:48 AM
03/25/06 12:48 AM
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Joined: Jun 2004
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MARG
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This will be my first time to Belize and on US Airways from Newark with these circumstances, but in the past when I took the boys to Cabo San Lucas and my niece to Mazatlan, Mex, Continental really scrutinized the documents and even asked the kids questions. It was the same double checking at the Mexico end. Yes, I guess it is a good idea, and not really much of an inconvenience.
:p
MARG
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