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can there be problems when flying from Ukraine to Turkey with a child
the child is entered in the husband's passport, because I have a passport for my maiden name, what problems can there be when flying out? ... and what additional documents are needed so that there are no problems?
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1) marriage certificate;
2) birth certificate of the child;
3) play it safe and get permission from a notary to leave (from you to your father)
2) birth certificate of the child;
3) play it safe and get permission from a notary to leave (from you to your father)
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answered 13 years ago
Well, here's another question, are you flying with your husband or not.
If without - unambiguously permission from the father through a notary
If the child has his own passport, then perhaps nothing is needed except for the permission of the father, I always carried copies of the certificate, but they never asked.
If without - unambiguously permission from the father through a notary
If the child has his own passport, then perhaps nothing is needed except for the permission of the father, I always carried copies of the certificate, but they never asked.
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answered 13 years ago
Option one: you are flying together, in this case, grab a birth certificate to confirm that you are a mother and dad did not require permission from mom to leave;
Option two: you are flying with a child without a dad, here you either make a travel document for the child or enter it in your passport, plus the dad’s obligatory notarized consent to leave;
Option three: dad flies with the child without you, then you agree to leave at the notary and dad flies on his passport, in which the child is entered.
And another thing, when you got married, you left your maiden name, right? If you took your husband's surname, but did not change your passport. passport, then you have a direct road to exchanging a document for a new surname.
Option two: you are flying with a child without a dad, here you either make a travel document for the child or enter it in your passport, plus the dad’s obligatory notarized consent to leave;
Option three: dad flies with the child without you, then you agree to leave at the notary and dad flies on his passport, in which the child is entered.
And another thing, when you got married, you left your maiden name, right? If you took your husband's surname, but did not change your passport. passport, then you have a direct road to exchanging a document for a new surname.
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answered 13 years ago