Parental Consent to Travel (Minor)
Affidavit of consent for a child (below 18) to travel with a relative, teacher or companion — local or abroad.
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Good to know: Airlines, schools and immigration may ask for this. A minor travelling ABROAD without a parent usually also needs a DSWD Travel Clearance — check DSWD's current requirements. Attach copies of the parents' IDs and the child's birth certificate. An affidavit is a sworn statement: signing one that you know is false is perjury, a crime. Have it notarized — bring the unsigned printout and a valid government ID to a notary public. Template only — not legal advice, and using it does not create a lawyer–client relationship. For property, large amounts, employment disputes or court matters, have a lawyer review it before signing.
How to use it (step by step)
- 1Fill in the boxes. Leave a box empty if you prefer to write it by hand — it becomes a blank line.
- 2Check the preview (on the right, or below on a phone). It updates as you type.
- 3Press “Download Word” to edit it in Word / Google Docs, or “Download PDF” for a file ready to print or send. Read every line before signing.
- 4Sign it (and have it notarized if the “Good to know” box says so). Bring a valid ID to the notary.
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