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power of attorney for a child
Do I need a power of attorney from the father for a child of 13 years old who flies with his mother to Israel in Eilat. The parents are married.
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If a child travels to Israel with one of the parents, you need to stock up on a notarized consent to leave from a parent not participating in the trip, and a photocopy of the first page of the Russian passport (with a photo and signature) of the parent who consented to leave should be attached to it. Please note: it is no longer required to notarize the consent of absent parents with an apostille.
Like this. In practice, however, Israelis rarely require such a power of attorney. If it's not difficult, it's better to play it safe and do it just in case. When we went exactly two years ago, no one asked for powers of attorney for children taken on a pilgrimage trip without fathers, but with mothers. They just passed without a problem. Have a nice rest!
Like this. In practice, however, Israelis rarely require such a power of attorney. If it's not difficult, it's better to play it safe and do it just in case. When we went exactly two years ago, no one asked for powers of attorney for children taken on a pilgrimage trip without fathers, but with mothers. They just passed without a problem. Have a nice rest!
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