Permission To Travel Form

[tradogna]

I am asking this for a friend, who is new to cruising and does not come on the boards. She is taken a 2 day cruise to no were in a few weeks. She will have her two grand children with her {6 an10}. They will not stop at any ports, does she need to get a permission to travel form from the parents fill out. Thank you. Teresa

[tradogna]

I am asking this for a friend, who is new to cruising and does not come on the boards. She is taken a 2 day cruise to no were in a few weeks. She will have her two grand children with her {6 an10}. They will not stop at any ports, does she need to get a permission to travel form from the parents fill out. Thank you. Teresa

[merela]

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=83989&highlight=permission+form

 

I believe there is a link to a form, but basically, you can write up the letter and have both parents sign the letter in front of a notary public.

 

HTH>

[merela]

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=83989&highlight=permission+form

 

I believe there is a link to a form, but basically, you can write up the letter and have both parents sign the letter in front of a notary public.

 

HTH>

[S.S.Oceanlover]

I am asking this for a friend, who is new to cruising and does not come on the boards. She is taken a 2 day cruise to no were in a few weeks. She will have her two grand children with her {6 an10}. They will not stop at any ports, does she need to get a permission to travel form from the parents fill out. Thank you. Teresa

 

I think common sense would say no but what the cruiseline requires is another matter. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry and take it.

here are some different forms you may want to use .

http://landfalltravel.com/child.pdf

 

Bill

[S.S.Oceanlover]

I am asking this for a friend, who is new to cruising and does not come on the boards. She is taken a 2 day cruise to no were in a few weeks. She will have her two grand children with her {6 an10}. They will not stop at any ports, does she need to get a permission to travel form from the parents fill out. Thank you. Teresa

 

I think common sense would say no but what the cruiseline requires is another matter. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry and take it.

here are some different forms you may want to use .

http://landfalltravel.com/child.pdf

 

Bill

[Arubalisa]

I think common sense would say no but what the cruiseline requires is another matter. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry and take it.

here are some different forms you may want to use .

http://landfalltravel.com/child.pdf

 

Bill

This form is perfect for what you need. Just remember it needs to be notorized before a notary public. And as the form states, "When The Form Is Completed, ONLY SIGN It In The Presence Of A Notary Public!"

[tradogna]

Thanks, guys for all your help. I told my friend and she getting a letter to carry with her.Teresa