According to AAA, traveling while unprepared with proper
documentation can easily ruin your vacation and prevent you from
arriving at the anticipated location. As such, it is important that
parents and guardians realize that there are additional steps that need
to be taken when traveling with a child. Trips and destinations vary,
and as such, the documentation necessary will vary. So, take a look
below at some of the guidelines to follow through on, and cater them to
your chosen destination.
Traveling Internationally – All citizens of the United States need to
have passports, and that includes people of all ages including infants.
Whether you are traveling by cruise ship, air, or automobile, a
passport is necessary even if you have discovered that your destination
does not ask for it. Emergency reentry, whether you are traveling within
North America, necessitates that a passport be provided. It is better
safe than sorry.
Traveling With One Parent – A lone adult traveling with a child or
minor under the age of 18 needs to have documentation in addition to a
passport. In an effort to prevent cases of international child
trafficking and parental abduction, proof needs to be made of the
adult’s relationship to the child, and permission needs to be given on
behalf of the absent parent and signed by a notary public. Read More: AutosModel.com
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