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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For Canada, specifically, I think you'll need a letter.  I have no advice/insight for the other countries listed.

My SIL did not take my BIL's last name.  Their kids have his last name.  They aren't even separated and she had issues traveling to Canada with the kids and without BIL.  However, I will say that BIL is white and SIL is black and the kids are mixed.  Maybe that contributed?  I can't be certain.  They couldn't enter until a notarized letter from BIL arrived via FedEx.  Wouldn't take a faxed/scanned/photograph copy.        [/quote]

My husband was almost turned away in Montreal because he didn’t have any letter or affidavit from me saying he could enter canda with our kids.  We are married, we all have same last name, he is even a US/French citizen and speaks French.  They separated my DH from our kids and asked our kids a bunch of questions (1st and 4th graders). They were visiting a French relative who lives in Montreall, I was staying here to work. They had to get me on the telephone to give verbal permission, it was incredible.   This was last year.

Canada is bananas about this stuff. [/quote]

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