Child travels alone
Every parent or guardian with decision-making responsibility signs.
The parent who is not on the trip signs in front of the notary. The child leaves with a sealed original for the border and the airline.
The fee counts signatures, not pages. The Government of Canada says every parent or guardian who is not travelling with the child should sign.
Every parent or guardian with decision-making responsibility signs.
Only the parent staying in Canada signs.
Both parents sign and list the travelling adult’s address and relationship.
Both parents sign. Name the group leader as the accompanying adult.
No consent letter is needed for this trip.
The list follows the Government of Canada page for children travelling abroad. Siblings travelling together can share one letter; a child who splits off for part of the trip gets a separate one. Carry the signed original: officials may refuse a photocopy or a phone scan.
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A different situation, such as a guardian abroad? Call and describe it.
416-951-3301
Not in Canada. Border officers and airlines can still ask for one, and failing to produce it can mean delays or a refusal to enter or exit a country.
Yes, any adult may witness it. The Government of Canada strongly recommends a notary public, because a sealed letter is less likely to be questioned.
Yes. The guidance covers every child under 19 who travels without both parents or guardians.
Yes. Each parent signs in person with photo ID, on the day that suits them. Call 416-951-3301 first so we know the letter is coming.