We have a problem for which Royal Caribbean is unable to provide a solution. We are taking two grandkids on a Caribbean cruise in July, and we need to bring a notarized form, available on their web site, called "Consent for minor (0-17) child to travel without parent/legal guardian". The form requires two signatures, a parent and the accompanying adult (us). For the grandchild who lives in our city, this is not an issue, as I can just appear in front of a notary with my daughter and the notary can witness our signatures and affix their notarized seal. HOWEVER, the second grandchild lives in a different state, and we cannot appear in front of a notary together with that child's parent at the same time. The advice we received from Royal Caribbean was "this is our requirement, you will need to figure out how to do it. Perhaps you need to travel to the other city to take care of it." I imagine we are not the only grandparents to have ever had this situation. Can anyone shed some light on how this can be accomplished ?
