Вечный флуд о родах ;-))

[Сиамчик]

а ты вот все про женщин знаешь и во все дырки..т.е. темы лезешь

[Hallucinogen]

а ты вот все про женщин знаешь и во все дырки..т.е. темы лезешь

а какая тебе в этом печалька ?

[Hallucinogen]

ай. Про нездоровье это сказки из серии зеленой травы нашей молодости.
живут дольше, рожают уже с 16и до 46и.. какие они больные. пахать можно.

навскидку... с ожирением таки особо не попашешь... а это серьезный бич совр.амер.населения

[Манюня]

I was told it has to be notarized

right, but they barely check that paper
sometimes they do not even ask to see it

[Манюня]

Adults traveling outside the U.S. with children under 18, other than their own, must have a Permission or Consent to Travel Letter from both of the minors' guardians.

well, according to this, if he was travelling with his father, he did not even need one

[NataliaLA]

right, but they barely check that paper
sometimes they do not even ask to see it

Yeah but what if they do and u don't have it ....... Самолет без вас улетит

[Sarochka]

печенька

[Sarochka]

навскидку... с ожирением таки особо не попашешь... а это серьезный бич совр.амер.населения

бывший союз всего на 5-м месте, спи спокойно

[NataliaLA]

well, according to this, if he was travelling with his father, he did not even need one

Там должно быть еще. Оба родителя должны быть в курсе

[NataliaLA]

If your child is traveling with one parent: The letter needs to be signed by the parent not on the trip. I recommend you take two originals in the event immigration authorities need to keep one on entry at your destination. You will need a valid ID for the notary. The documents must be signed at the time of notarization, not before. Be sure to include a copy of the child's proof of medical insurance coverage. It is recommended that divorced parents take a copy of their custody agreement as well.


http://ww3.aaa.com/travelviews/2009/...aveling-child/