A parent or guardian's signed authorization for a minor child to travel. Commonly required for school trips, international travel, and travel with non-parent adults.
Families typically use a notarized travel consent form when a minor is traveling without one or both parents — for example:
Different airlines, schools, cruise lines, and border officials have their own rules. This form is a general parental consent families commonly carry to address those requests. Whether any specific destination or carrier accepts the form is between you and them — confirm with their requirements before you travel.
You enter the information directly. Our system inserts it into a pre-existing template — no edits, no rewording.
Many families traveling to Spanish-speaking countries — Mexico, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Spain, Argentina, and others — prefer to carry both the English and Spanish versions of the form so officials on either end of the trip can read it without a translator. The Bilingual Pack delivers both PDFs in one order; the English-only and Spanish-only options ($9.99 each) are there if you only need one.
Remote Online Notarization (RON) is an optional add-on service. The signer connects with a Florida-commissioned notary by video, shows a valid government-issued ID on camera, and signs the document on screen. The notary witnesses the signing and applies a digital notary seal. The signer can be physically located in any of the 50 states; the notarial act is performed from Florida. Whether a specific destination or institution accepts the resulting document is a separate question — confirm in advance.
A formatted PDF with the parent/guardian, minor, escort, travel dates, mode of travel, and emergency contact you enter, plus a notary acknowledgment block ready for signing. The Bilingual Pack adds the same content in Spanish as a second PDF.
The form is set up to be notarized. Many airlines, cruise lines, and border officials look for a notarized parental consent when a minor is traveling without one or both parents — but each carrier and destination has its own rules. You can have it notarized in person by any commissioned notary or use YYMA's optional Remote Online Notarization add-on.
Yes. Add Remote Online Notarization at checkout. You connect with a Florida-commissioned notary by video; the signer can be in any of the 50 states.
The form references the specific travel dates and destination you enter. Most families execute a fresh form for each separate trip rather than reusing an older one.
YYMA's form supports single-parent or dual-parent signatures. Some destinations and carriers prefer to see both parents' signatures, especially for international travel with one parent. Check with your destination and airline in advance — they'll tell you what they look for.
An apostille is a separate authentication that some countries request for foreign-issued notarized documents. YYMA can help process an apostille for documents notarized in Florida as a separate service — contact us after signing if you need one.
No. YYMA Notary Services LLC is a non-attorney document preparation service. We don't provide legal advice. If you need advice about custody, immigration, or travel arrangements, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
