HELP!! Leaving Tomorrow...

[cgast89]

Well, my husband decided he doesn't want to go on the Western Caribbean cruise with me & our daughters (leaving tomorrow)...I've read somewhere that I should have a letter from him stating I can take our daughters out of the country. Does anyone have a link or something so I know what it needs to say? Like I said, we're leaving tomorrow @ 9am to make the 4hr ride to Miami...so, time is of the essence!

 

Thanks Ya'll!!

[angel2814]

I brought my sister who was 15 at them time on a NCL cruise and my mother signed a statement stating I could take her and that I was responsible for her. Since you're a parent, I'm not sure if you would need a letter or not. I'd call the cruise line to confirm, I'm sure there is someone there. If you don't get an answer find the number for thier frequent cruisers club, on RCCL I've called at 11pm and someone was there. Have fun!

[hilltopfamily]

Sorry that I don't know the answer for you but I wanted to wish you well and say that I hope you and your children have a wonderful time! Sorry he is not joining you, but I hope that isn't allowed to ruin your wonderful cruise! :)

[HunnyBunnyTink]

This is a link to a thread with a similar question and may be able to acurately answer your question:

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=441479&highlight=Mother+children

[Kerry's Girls]

What wonderful mommy/children time you're going to have together. You probably won't be asked for it, but it's good you'll be prepared with a letter. I just want to wish you and your kids an amazing trip. I travel alone with my girls and it's wonderful.

 

Best,

Mia

[cmacf1]

We needed to have my husband's signature notarized when my daughter and I cruised without him (we had the time or our lives, though we missed daddy!) They never asked for it, but I felt better being prepared. Have a great time!