MJluvs2cruz
January 19th, 2005, 08:46 AM
:confused: Hi everyone,
Let me try this again. I don't know if part of my first post made it or not. I've been lurking here for a while and have found your information helpful and informative. I will try and give back info when I can.
This is my situation. My DH and I are taking my son and his friend on the Zuiderdam in April. I emailed HAL and asked them what kind of documentation I will need for my sons friend. They replied and said, we will need a notorized letter of consent from both parents and or court copies that one parent has soul custody, a birth certificate, and if the child will be 14 or older they will need a state issued identification card.
His mother does have soul custody and court papers to prove that, so the notarized letter will not be a problem. This is where the problem might be. I just found out that his original birth certificate has a different name on it. The mother had his named changed when he was three years old because the father was not involved in his life. She changed his name back to her maiden name. She does have the notarized court documentation of this. This is my question. Should we bring both his birth certificate and the court docs with the name change or should we just bring the notarized court doc with the name change?
Thanks in advance for your help.
MJ
Let me try this again. I don't know if part of my first post made it or not. I've been lurking here for a while and have found your information helpful and informative. I will try and give back info when I can.
This is my situation. My DH and I are taking my son and his friend on the Zuiderdam in April. I emailed HAL and asked them what kind of documentation I will need for my sons friend. They replied and said, we will need a notorized letter of consent from both parents and or court copies that one parent has soul custody, a birth certificate, and if the child will be 14 or older they will need a state issued identification card.
His mother does have soul custody and court papers to prove that, so the notarized letter will not be a problem. This is where the problem might be. I just found out that his original birth certificate has a different name on it. The mother had his named changed when he was three years old because the father was not involved in his life. She changed his name back to her maiden name. She does have the notarized court documentation of this. This is my question. Should we bring both his birth certificate and the court docs with the name change or should we just bring the notarized court doc with the name change?
Thanks in advance for your help.
MJ