Guardiansip form?

I know that Carnival does not require it, but I am wanting to have the parents of a kid traveling with us fill one out just in case. Does anyone have a link to one they have used or like?

https://photos.state.gov/libraries/unitedkingdom/164203/cons-acs/sample_letter_of_consent_to_travel.pdf

http://singleparenttravel.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/Minor-Consent-Letter.pdf

http://notarydocxpert.com/Minor%20Travel%20Consent.pdf

I'd definitely get them. Took my 10 y/o nephew on a trip and got a customs agent who was in training, while coming back in the states. They over every form and asked a bunch of questions. The next time, didn't look at single form or ask a single question!

I am taking my mom, niece & nephew (14 &18) on the Legend to Alaska at the end of May, without their parents. Right after booking, I contacted Carnival and asked what doumentation was needed for them to travel with us, and if Mom or I had to accompany them on excursions.

The answers were:

- The 18 year old is considered an adult.

- Have a letter signed by the parents giving the 14 year old permission to travel with me (they did not specify notarized but I assumed that).

- The two of them can go on excursions together without me or their grandma since one of them is 18.

Before anyone flames me for letting the kids go on excursions by themselves, I’ll add that they are very mature and responsible kids, he will be weeks from his 19th birthday and entering the Army. They know our rules and checkin policies, and their parents are fine with this. Plus we all would worry more about Mom off on her own ;)

Off topic a bit....Once traveling to London the customs guy asked my son if he knew me. Greg looked up at me and in his 7 y/o voice said, "No, I've never seen her before in my life." Good thing we look exactly alike! The agent laughed and let us proceed.