http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids Mexican Culture, History and Tourism Tue, 22 May 2012 11:16:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids/comment-page-1#comment-798 Gata de Barrio Sat, 13 Mar 2010 09:38:53 +0000 http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids#comment-798 Odd, unless this was a visa requirement (of the really weird kind I dare say), I don't see any need for a letter if the person going with the kids is one of the parents. In Mexico we like to go a lot by Don't ask, don't tell logic. If you come to an airport, most likely nobody will give a damn if you have a letter. Just show em the visas an passport and you'll pass in less than a minute. They'll probably even look at you with weird eyes wondering why in the hell you even did it. Odd, unless this was a visa requirement (of the really weird kind I dare say), I don’t see any need for a letter if the person going with the kids is one of the parents. In Mexico we like to go a lot by Don’t ask, don’t tell logic. If you come to an airport, most likely nobody will give a damn if you have a letter. Just show em the visas an passport and you’ll pass in less than a minute. They’ll probably even look at you with weird eyes wondering why in the hell you even did it.

]]> http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids/comment-page-1#comment-797 tomnmexico Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:09:14 +0000 http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids#comment-797 I just did this. The letter does not have to be in Spanish. Since only one parent is going the other parent must sign a notarized letter giving that parent permission to take the kids to Mexico, I checked with the Mexican Consulate in McAllen and also online. Have a great trip. I just did this. The letter does not have to be in Spanish. Since only one parent is going the other parent must sign a notarized letter giving that parent permission to take the kids to Mexico, I checked with the Mexican Consulate in McAllen and also online.
Have a great trip.

]]> http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids/comment-page-1#comment-796 Princess JJ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:10:58 +0000 http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids#comment-796 No not true, you need a letter if one of the parents aren't going, so that they are sure that both parents know. their have been issues in the past where people have taken kids when they weren't suppose to. I know when i was younger my dad needed to write a letter if i was with my mom going somewhere. No not true, you need a letter if one of the parents aren’t going, so that they are sure that both parents know. their have been issues in the past where people have taken kids when they weren’t suppose to. I know when i was younger my dad needed to write a letter if i was with my mom going somewhere.

]]> http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids/comment-page-1#comment-795 avomatic Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:20:29 +0000 http://holiday-in-mexico.com/my-husband-is-leaving-out-of-the-country-to-mexico-for-the-holidays-hes-taking-my-kids#comment-795 as long as he is the father, and the children have his last name, he should not need any type of leter. you only need a letter if minors are being accompanied by someone who is not related. as long as he is the father, and the children have his last name, he should not need any type of leter. you only need a letter if minors are being accompanied by someone who is not related.

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