Consent and Travel
Common Documents that may require Legalization (Documents for International Use)
Action By Unanimous Consent of Directors
This document is generally used in corporate settings to record decisions made by the board of directors without holding a formal meeting. It is not typically related to consent and travel but may require legalization if used internationally for corporate matters.
Action By Written Consent
Similar to the above, this document is used for corporate decisions made in writing rather than at a meeting. It is not usually related to consent and travel but may need legalization for international corporate use.
Call Claim
This document could refer to various types of claims, such as insurance or legal claims. If it involves international matters, it might require legalization but is not specifically related to consent and travel.
Claim Affirmation Form
This form is used to affirm a claim, possibly in legal or insurance contexts. If used internationally, it might need legalization but does not directly pertain to consent and travel.
Consent for International Travel
This document explicitly grants permission for an individual (usually a minor) to travel internationally. It often requires legalization to be accepted by foreign authorities.
Consent for International Travel with one Legal Guardian
Similar to the above but specifies that only one legal guardian’s consent is given. This also typically requires legalization for international acceptance.
Medical Treatment Authorization for Minors Traveling Without Parents or Guardians
This document authorizes medical treatment for minors traveling without their parents or guardians and usually needs legalization when presented abroad.
Notice of Oral Agreements
This notice records oral agreements which might need legalization if they are part of an international agreement but are not specifically related to consent and travel.
Parental Consent Affidavit for Passport Issuance to a Minor Under Age 16
Required by many countries’ passport offices, this affidavit often needs legalization when applying for a passport abroad.
Permission for Minor Child to Travel Out of the US
Explicitly grants permission for a minor child to leave the United States and almost always requires legalization when presented in another country.
Spousal & Spouse’s Consent
Typically used in financial or property transactions involving spouses; if these transactions are international, they may require legalization but are not directly related to travel consent.
Spousal Consent Form
Similar to the above; its necessity depends on the context but generally does not pertain directly to travel consent unless involved in an international transaction requiring spousal approval.
Statement of Consent
A general statement granting consent which might be required in various contexts including travel; if used internationally, it likely needs legalization.
Statement of Consent Issuance of a USPP to a Child (U.S Passport for Minors)
Specifically required by U.S authorities when issuing passports to minors; this document often needs legalization when dealing with foreign passport issuance processes.
Temporary Guardianship Agreement
Grants temporary guardianship over a minor which can be crucial during international travel; this agreement typically requires legalization when presented abroad.
Travel Consent Form for Minor Child
Explicitly grants permission for a minor child’s travel and almost always requires legalization when used internationally.
Disclaimer: Documents requiring Notarization may also require legalization (Apostille-Authentication) if they are to be used outside the United States. We are not licensed attorneys; we inform you for informational and educational purposes. If you seek legal advice, please contact a licensed attorney for legal advice.