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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kids who are traveling with one parent will be asked additional questions by Security. Both my husband and I have experienced this when we have taken our son on different trips. It was never an issue because we were fine with our son traveling with a solo parent and our son had no clue what was happening.  A friend who went to Canada with her kids needed a note from her Husband to clear entry into Canada.

Security is on the look out for kids who might be abducted by a parent or close family member. Just be prepared that there might be a few other questions at the airport and that Security might want to talk to the Husband if they are not happy with the responses that the kids give. If your kids know that this trip is contested by their Dad, that could come out if Security chooses to ask more questions then just the kids names  when they are going through the TSA checkpoints. [/quote]

To be clear, we'd be driving a few hours to spend a weekend at a vacation home that a family member is renting. So, there won't be any TSA checkpoints, or any possibility that we might stay there forever.  [/quote]

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