Permission for visit other country

[Zigner]

To back up just a bit. You are only required (per the automatic restraining orders) to get the other party's written permission. Notarization isn't even required (but would be wise.)

With that said...dad would be a dip to sign.

 

[mimi3311]

It is good to know that. I just worried that I miss some words/languages in the Permission Form I made and father will pick those to fight against me later.

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and time.

 

[TinkerBelleLuvr]

I know that you are in process. I would search my prior posts for verbiage that I gave to 2Mistakes on what my paperwork states. Mine is for visits only to Hague Convention countries, but it has things about what both parties must do for signatures.

 

[mimi3311]

Thank you, TinkerBelleLuvr. I searched your statement that you gave to 2 Mistakes. I found conversation between you and 2 Mistakes, however I couldn't find the form/statement.

I will just use the form I made to have father sign. If he refused, then I just have to take the same process I had 2 year ago (let the judge decided), it is very unpleasant for everybody but that is only option I have.
What changed since then (the judge awarded me to travel with the children) ? Nothing changed except I purchased a house here instead of renting an apartment.

Thank you very much again to all of you to help me.