If we have a minor from Germany staying with us for a week on vacation, what documents should we have regarding temporary guardianship for international purposes?
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If we have a minor from Germany staying with us for a week on vacation, what documents should we have regarding temporary guardianship for international purposes?
Asked on March 19, 2013 under Family Law, Tennessee
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
You should have a consent form from the minor's parents with health insurance information for starts dated and signed by them with specific reference to the child. Likewise, you should have the necessary passport and visa for the child in your possession.
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