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Child Travel Consent Notary Brampton

Planning an international trip with a minor? Canadian border officials and international customs authorities routinely request proof that a child has permission to travel without both parents present. Obtaining a notarized Child Travel Consent Letter in Brampton is the single best way to prevent border delays, missed connections, or denied entry. Our licensed Ontario Notary Publics offer fast, affordable, same-day commissioning to give you total peace of mind before you travel.

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Child Travel Consent Notary Brampton

What is a Child Travel Consent Letter?

A Child Travel Consent Letter is a formal, legal document demonstrating that a minor child (under age 18 in Ontario) has permission from non-accompanying parents or legal guardians to travel across international borders.

While Canadian law does not make a consent letter mandatory, the Government of Canada strongly recommends carrying one for any travel abroad. Having the document witnessed and stamped by an official Notary Public confirms the identity of the signing parent and verifies that the signature is genuine and voluntary.

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When Should You Get a Travel Consent Letter Notarized?

Border authorities evaluate travel documents carefully to protect children against abduction or custody disputes. You should carry a notarized consent letter if the child is traveling under any of the following circumstances:

With Only One Parent

The child is accompanied by one biological or legal parent while the other parent remains at home.

Separated or Divorced Parents

The child is traveling with one parent who shares custody or visitation rights with an ex-spouse.

With Extended Family Members

The child is traveling with grandparents, aunts, uncles, or adult siblings.

Organized Group Trips

The child is traveling with a school group, sports team, religious organization, or tour group.

Traveling Unaccompanied

The child is flying or crossing borders alone as an unaccompanied minor.

Your Pre-Visit Checklist: What to Bring

To ensure a quick and hassle-free notarization process at our Brampton office, please review the following requirements before your visit. Important: The non-traveling parent(s) giving consent MUST appear in person.

The Unsigned Consent Letter

Bring your completed letter, but do not sign it in advance. By law, you must sign the document in the physical presence of our Notary Public. (You may use the official Government of Canada template or bring a custom form).

Valid Government Photo ID

The parent giving consent must present an unexpired, government-issued photo ID (such as an Ontario Driver’s License, Passport, or Photo Card).

Flight & Itinerary Details

Your letter should clearly list the child's travel dates, destination address, and the passport numbers of both the child and the accompanying adult.

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Service Details Fee
Notarization of Travel Consent Letter (1st signature) $35 + HST
Additional Signatures (e.g., Second non-traveling parent) $15 + HST each
Custom Letter Drafting Service (Optional) Contact for quote
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Visit Our Brampton Notary Offices

We welcome walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, making it convenient to handle urgent travel paperwork. To skip the line, we recommend booking an appointment online.

Brampton South (Rutherford Rd)

350 Rutherford Rd S II - Unit 104, Brampton, ON L6W 4N6, Canada

Ideal for residents and businesses in South Brampton, near Steeles Ave and Highway 410.

Complimentary plaza parking available

Brampton East (Intermodal Dr)

30 Intermodal Dr, Unit #8, Office G, Brampton, ON L6T 5V9, Canada

Centrally located off Airport Road, perfect for those commuting from Brampton East, Mississauga, or near Pearson Airport.

Complimentary surface lot parking

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Only the non-traveling parent(s) or guardian(s) giving permission need to appear in person to verify their identity and sign the document before the Notary Public.

While a consent letter from the other parent may not be legally required in sole custody situations, carrying a certified copy of your court order or custody agreement is essential. Having a notarized consent letter whenever possible remains the safest option to avoid questioning at customs.

Yes. If a child is traveling with grandparents or a school group, both parents can sign a single consent form in front of our Notary Public.

Prepare for Your Trip with Confidence

Don’t let paperwork issues stand between your family and a smooth vacation. Visit either of our Brampton locations today or book your appointment online.