MY SON U.S PASSPORT

[jego ryu 0]

my son is 3yrs old,and he cannot write yet,who is goin to sign it for my son,me or his dad,are we goin to write our own name or my son name on his passport?tnx

[Steve_Donna 0]

my son is 3yrs old,and he cannot write yet,who is goin to sign it for my son,me or his dad,are we goin to write our own name or my son name on his passport?tnx

http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/minors/minors_834.html

5. Present Parental Application Permission Documentation

(for minors under age 14)

1. Both parents must appear together and sign or

2. One parent appears, signs, and submits second parent's notarized statement of consent authorizing passport issuance for the child (a notarized Form DS-3053, Statement of Consent: Issuance of a Passport to a Minor Under Age 14 , or a notarized written statement with the same information on a sheet of paper from the non-appearing parent) or

3. One parents appears, signs, and submits primary evidence of sole authority to apply (such as one of the following):

* Child's certified U.S. or foreign birth certificate (with translation, if necessary) listing only applying parent; or

* Consular Report of Birth Abroad (Form FS-240) or Certification of Birth Abroad (Form DS-1350) listing only applying parent; or

* Court order granting sole custody to the applying parent (unless child's travel is restricted by that order); or

* Adoption decree (if applying parents is sole adopting parent); or

* Court order specifically permitting applying parent's or guardian's travel with the child; or

* Judicial declaration of incompetence of non-applying parent; or

* Death certificate of non-applying parent.

If none of the above documentation is available, the applying parent/guardian should submit a Form DS-3053: Statement of Consent: Issuance of a Passport to a Minor Under Age 14 .

NOTE:

A third-party in loco parentis applying on behalf of a minor under the age of 14 must submit a notarized written statement or affidavit from both parents or guardians authorizing a third-party to apply for a passport. When the statement or affidavit is from only one parent/guardian, the third-party must present evidence of sole custody of the authorizing parent/guardian.

[jego ryu 0]

my son is 3yrs old,and he cannot write yet,who is goin to sign it for my son,me or his dad,are we goin to write our own name or my son name on his passport?tnx

http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/minors/minors_834.html

5. Present Parental Application Permission Documentation

(for minors under age 14)

1. Both parents must appear together and sign or

2. One parent appears, signs, and submits second parent's notarized statement of consent authorizing passport issuance for the child (a notarized Form DS-3053, Statement of Consent: Issuance of a Passport to a Minor Under Age 14 , or a notarized written statement with the same information on a sheet of paper from the non-appearing parent) or

3. One parents appears, signs, and submits primary evidence of sole authority to apply (such as one of the following):

* Child's certified U.S. or foreign birth certificate (with translation, if necessary) listing only applying parent; or

* Consular Report of Birth Abroad (Form FS-240) or Certification of Birth Abroad (Form DS-1350) listing only applying parent; or

* Court order granting sole custody to the applying parent (unless child's travel is restricted by that order); or

* Adoption decree (if applying parents is sole adopting parent); or

* Court order specifically permitting applying parent's or guardian's travel with the child; or

* Judicial declaration of incompetence of non-applying parent; or

* Death certificate of non-applying parent.

If none of the above documentation is available, the applying parent/guardian should submit a Form DS-3053: Statement of Consent: Issuance of a Passport to a Minor Under Age 14 .

NOTE:

A third-party in loco parentis applying on behalf of a minor under the age of 14 must submit a notarized written statement or affidavit from both parents or guardians authorizing a third-party to apply for a passport. When the statement or affidavit is from only one parent/guardian, the third-party must present evidence of sole custody of the authorizing parent/guardian.

tnx for the info,,but my son have a passport already,im confused coz since he only 3yrs old he cannot sign his name on the signature of bearer of the passport in behalf of my son who can do that his dad or me his mom...tnx

[Steve_Donna 0]

Sorry about that. Here's the info you need.

http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/faq/faq_1741.html#ca63

My child is too young to sign his/her own passport. How do I sign my child's passport?

In the space provided for the signature, the mother or father must print the child's name and sign their own name. Then, in parenthesis by the parent's name, write the word (mother) or (father) so we know who signed for the child.

[jego ryu 0]

Sorry about that. Here's the info you need.

http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/faq/faq_1741.html#ca63

My child is too young to sign his/her own passport. How do I sign my child's passport?

In the space provided for the signature, the mother or father must print the child's name and sign their own name. Then, in parenthesis by the parent's name, write the word (mother) or (father) so we know who signed for the child.

thank you so much,its a big help

[Roserick 0]

My child is too young to sign his/her own passport. How do I sign my child's passport?

In the space provided for the signature, the mother or father must print the child's name and sign their own name. Then, in parenthesis by the parent's name, write the word (mother) or (father) so we know who signed for the child.

Thanks guys.. I too need to know this..

Also don't forget to get your USC kids who are currently in the Philippines to get Exit Permit from the Bureau of Immigration (Intramuros) Or else they will not be allowed to exit Philippines.

Edited January 16, 2008 by Roserick

[Moimoi 0]

thanks for the info that i have to get exit permit from dept of immigration

BTW ... what abt medical .. does my son still needs to undergo medical st SLEC??? he's 15 months old

[prettyfacenbody 0]

i wrote his name and signed in behalf of my son in his passport. based on my experience, when travelling alone with him out of USA, i always bring a notarized authorization from my hubby that he is allowing me to travel with him. the airport crew always ask for it. however, travel coming from the Philippines, even if he is a minor, an authorization from the other parent who is not travelling isnt needed anymore or a permit from the DSWD since (1) he is not a Filipino and (2) he's travelling with one parent.

my son is 3yrs old,and he cannot write yet,who is goin to sign it for my son,me or his dad,are we goin to write our own name or my son name on his passport?tnx

[jego ryu 0]

i wrote his name and signed in behalf of my son in his passport. based on my experience, when travelling alone with him out of USA, i always bring a notarized authorization from my hubby that he is allowing me to travel with him. the airport crew always ask for it. however, travel coming from the Philippines, even if he is a minor, an authorization from the other parent who is not travelling isnt needed anymore or a permit from the DSWD since (1) he is not a Filipino and (2) he's travelling with one parent.

my son is 3yrs old,and he cannot write yet,who is goin to sign it for my son,me or his dad,are we goin to write our own name or my son name on his passport?tnx

hi!did your husband send you that notarized authorization from u.s?

[prettyfacenbody 0]

i bring with me my husband's notarized authorization everytime i travel with my son going out of USA. however, when we are travelling from the Philippines, no notarized authorization or whatever was needed since my son is travelling with one of his parent and he's not holding a Philippine passport.

hi!did your husband send you that notarized authorization from u.s?