a statutory declaration, signed by the child’s other parent that allows you to take the child to Aus

natz1210

HI, we are about to apply for the Visa and all is clear and sorted apart for needing a statutory declaration, signed by the child’s other parent (or other person with a legal right to decide where the child lives), that allows you to take the child to Australia. I am living in the UK and my ex husband agrees for me to take our son as we both remarried years ago. Where or how does it have to be done? Via court or solicitor? Would it be sufficient if he signs and has a witness, for example an officer in the army?? Your help and advice is appreciated

familiaC

<blockquote rel="natz1210">HI, we are about to apply for the Visa and all is clear and sorted apart for needing a statutory declaration, signed by the child’s other parent (or other person with a legal right to decide where the child lives), that allows you to take the child to Australia. I am living in the UK and my ex husband agrees for me to take our son as we both remarried years ago. Where or how does it have to be done? Via court or solicitor? Would it be sufficient if he signs and has a witness, for example an officer in the army?? Your help and advice is appreciated</blockquote>

Hi natz, i know your post was from last year.

I would like to inquire if you have gotten the Child Visa for your kid.

are you applying for Child Visa?