Flying home with my baby
Sep 22nd 2006, 12:47 pm
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Originally Posted by britvic
I did not know about this letter thing until the last minuet of going back, Hub's was out to Sea by then, anyway was never asked either way, my main worry was I'm still waiting for my 10 year GC so all I had was my stamp in my passport, coming back here Immigration did seem a bit miffed with only the stamp, then I also showed my Military ID and he just said I'll let you go for now then otherwise we would have to fill out all sorts of paper work 
Reminds me of Ruperts saying "Don't think I won't report this". Oh I f**king know you'll report it you useless waste of a uniform.........but sweet FA will come from it
Usually these things are said by idiots that don't know their own job as good as they should do. In an effort to save themself abit of face infront of people they deem their inferiors.
Sep 22nd 2006, 2:17 pm
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Originally Posted by rushman
"I'll let you go for now" is official speakdom for "I wish I could do something here but I can't so I'll make you think I could if I wanted to".
Reminds me of Ruperts saying "Don't think I won't report this". Oh I f**king know you'll report it you useless waste of a uniform.........but sweet FA will come from it
Usually these things are said by idiots that don't know their own job as good as they should do. In an effort to save themself abit of face infront of people they deem their inferiors.
Reminds me of Ruperts saying "Don't think I won't report this". Oh I f**king know you'll report it you useless waste of a uniform.........but sweet FA will come from it
Usually these things are said by idiots that don't know their own job as good as they should do. In an effort to save themself abit of face infront of people they deem their inferiors.
Sep 23rd 2006, 12:22 am
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Re: Flying home with my baby
[QUOTE=britvic]he was a young Pup which I tend to look for
You cradle robber you!
(only kidding! 
)
You cradle robber you!
(only kidding! )
Sep 23rd 2006, 12:41 am
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Re: Flying home with my baby
[QUOTE=blaze]
Well I did marry one as well
Originally Posted by britvic
he was a young Pup which I tend to look for
You cradle robber you! (only kidding! )
You cradle robber you!
(only kidding! )
Sep 23rd 2006, 12:54 am
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Who is it that asks for these letter? Check in staff? Security? or Gate Agents?
I've been flying in and out for the past eight years with my daughter (now 13), never once with her mother. And I have never been asked for documentation of any kind.
Seems very hit and miss, but always best to have your bases covered.
I've been flying in and out for the past eight years with my daughter (now 13), never once with her mother. And I have never been asked for documentation of any kind.
Seems very hit and miss, but always best to have your bases covered.
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:29 am
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Originally Posted by choppi
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Sep 23rd 2006, 6:10 am
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Originally Posted by choppi
I am flying home next Saturday with my 6 month daughter to see my family. My husband is unable to come with us as he started a new job a few months back and doesn't have enough time off yet. Anyway, here's my question: would I have to have a notarized letter to say that my husband 'agrees' that I am taking our daughter with me to visit my family in Ireland and that it is my intention to return to the USA????? Of course I intend to return but in this day and age with child kidnapping, should I get such a letter??? We're gonna be in Ireland for 2 weeks.
I have been a permanent resident since 2001.
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Choppi
I have been a permanent resident since 2001.
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Sep 24th 2006, 12:26 pm
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Re: Flying home with my baby
Originally Posted by choppi
I am flying home next Saturday with my 6 month daughter to see my family. My husband is unable to come with us as he started a new job a few months back and doesn't have enough time off yet. Anyway, here's my question: would I have to have a notarized letter to say that my husband 'agrees' that I am taking our daughter with me to visit my family in Ireland and that it is my intention to return to the USA????? Of course I intend to return but in this day and age with child kidnapping, should I get such a letter??? We're gonna be in Ireland for 2 weeks.
I have been a permanent resident since 2001.
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Choppi
I have been a permanent resident since 2001.
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Choppi
Sep 24th 2006, 3:44 pm
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Re: Flying home with my baby
I have taken a notorized letter with me everytime I have travelled without my husband and have yet to be asked... but I would take one just to be on the safe side.
here is what I we have written in ours (I have it saved on the computer).
To Whom It May Concern,
I, **** **** born on *** ** 1969 with the USA Drivers License number of ********** and residing at **** ****** ** Grand Rapids, Michigan. Hereby give my consent for my daughter Emily Elizabeth *****, born on *** ** 2003 in Grand Rapids, Michigan with the USA passport number of ******* to travel to the United Kingdom (England) with her mother, my wife, Ashley ***** born on *** ** 1977 with the UK passport number of *********. Both my wife and daughter reside with me at the above address.
My wife and daughter will leave the USA on or about March 29th 2005 and will return to the USA on or about April 18th 2005.
Any questions or concerns regarding this consent can be directed to me at the above address or at either of the following telephone numbers: Home: (616) *** **** or Work: (616) *** ****.
Signed
***** ******. March 25th 2005
here is what I we have written in ours (I have it saved on the computer).
To Whom It May Concern,
I, **** **** born on *** ** 1969 with the USA Drivers License number of ********** and residing at **** ****** ** Grand Rapids, Michigan. Hereby give my consent for my daughter Emily Elizabeth *****, born on *** ** 2003 in Grand Rapids, Michigan with the USA passport number of ******* to travel to the United Kingdom (England) with her mother, my wife, Ashley ***** born on *** ** 1977 with the UK passport number of *********. Both my wife and daughter reside with me at the above address.
My wife and daughter will leave the USA on or about March 29th 2005 and will return to the USA on or about April 18th 2005.
Any questions or concerns regarding this consent can be directed to me at the above address or at either of the following telephone numbers: Home: (616) *** **** or Work: (616) *** ****.
Signed
***** ******. March 25th 2005
