Consent Letter for Children Travelling Abroad   

Sample Permission Letter By Parent For Child Travelling Abroad to visit their uncles, aunts, grandfather, grandmother on a vacation where they will stay for some days to the concerning authorities.

Letter of Consent For Child to Travel

American grammar school

Consent letter

I, Mr. Smith Johns, father of Marcus Johns with all my consent allow my son to travel abroad  from 17thjune to 27thjune for participating in the international model united nations being held at Qatar. It is in my knowledge that school will not bear food, and intercity travel charges.  I have submitted all the required documents, and deposited the fee in the mentioned bank.

Regards

Mr. Smith Johns

Letter for Children Travelling Abroad

Acknowledgement Letter Of Minor Children Travelling Abroad

September 10, (Date)

To Whom It May Concern

I, Ahmad Kamal son of Kamal Khan, and my wife Sobia Ahmad are fully aware of the travel of our children to Sydney, Australia for visit to their grandfather, and grandparents. Their visit will be for two months from 01-October-(Date) to 30-December-(Date). They will travel with their uncle Mr. Akram Kamal. We give  consent, without any doubt, regarding the travel of our children whose particulars are mentioned below:

1: Ali Ahmad, Son, age 14
2: Alia Ahmad, Daughter, age 13

Ahmad Kamal,Sobia Ahmad

How to use this letter

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