Consent letter from Child's Parent

[Stepbrow 0]

Hi All,

I am looking for the sample letter that a parent writes that gives their consent for their child to immigrate. This would be for my fiance's ex to consent for his kids. I dug around in the K-1 section but could not find it. Thanks for your help.

[Richard-Y-Abigail 18]

It would depend where the child lives, what language to write the consent in, and how long the consent is valid in that country. We used a lawyer. It made things much more simpler, and it did not cost much. You will also need the parent's permission to get a passport.

[CAdreamer 14]

I used a lawyer also, but I agree that some sort of template or sample would have been very helpful! Good luck.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Hi All,

I am looking for the sample letter that a parent writes that gives their consent for their child to immigrate. This would be for my fiance's ex to consent for his kids. I dug around in the K-1 section but could not find it. Thanks for your help.

Was your fiancee married prior? If not, then the father has no rights in the Philippines.

Use the report button to have a mod or organizer move this post to the Philippines forum, and you will get some relevant answers.

Edited January 7, 2012 by ☼

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Thanks, no she wasn't married prior.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Thanks, no she wasn't married prior.

WHAT ABOUT THOSE CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS HAVE MARITAL CONFLICT AND ARE ON HOLD ORDER?

A minor who is the subject of ongoing custody battle between parents will not be issued a travel clearance unless a Court Order is issued to allow the child to travel abroad with either one of his/her parents or authorized guardian. The family shall be responsible to notify the Bureau of Immigration to include the name of the child/ren in the watchlist of minors travelling abroad. It is therefore the Bureau of Immigration’s responsibility to ensure that no child under the watchlist order leaves the country.

CAN A TRAVEL CLEARANCE BE ISSUED TO ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN WHO ARE STILL APPLYING FOR THEIR VISA IN THE EMBASSY?

Illegitimate children are under the custody of the mother. If they will be traveling with the mother, they are not required to secure a travel clearance from the DSWD. If they are traveling with person other than the mother, they must secure a travel clearance.

http://www.dswd.gov.ph/index.php/categoryblog/1886-travel-clearance-for-minors-

[Stepbrow 0]

More good info.

My fiance's kids are illegitimate so there is no worry about consent. Also there is no conflict between parents, as the dad abandoned them 5 years ago. Thanks for your research.