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The firm provides a wide range of notarial services, including the authentication of signatures on various types of documents; the execution of a will before a notary in accordance with the Inheritance Law, without the need for it to be signed before two witnesses; the notarization of parental consent for a minor to travel abroad without being accompanied by his or her parents; certification of the accuracy of translations into or from English and Arabic; certification of true copies of original documents; and other notarial services.
Parental consent for a minor to travel abroad may be required, among other circumstances, where the child is travelling with his or her grandparents, other relatives, friends of the parents, the partner of one of the parents, or another accompanying adult who is not the child’s legal guardian. Given the sensitivity involved in removing minors from their country of residence and the concern surrounding international child abduction, certain countries, airlines and border authorities may require evidence that the child is travelling with the consent of his or her parents.
Where the parents are divorced or separated and the minor is travelling with only one of them, the consent of the other parent may be required. Where the parents are married and the minor is travelling with one parent, special authorization is generally not required. Where the minor is travelling without either parent and is accompanied by another person, it is usually advisable to obtain the consent of both parents.