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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes both parents have to be present to apply for a child’s passport o[/quote]

No they don't, you can get a notarized form if one parent can't be there. [/quote]

Oh eff, my ex is a notary.  Can he fake a notarized form?[/quote]

DP. This is another thing to make sure your lawyer knows about ASAP. There may be some way to flag your kid's name, perhaps, so an attempt to get a passport could be stopped temporarily, [i]even if there is a notarized form[/i], and you would have to be contacted by the State Department, maybe? Not sure if that's a thing, but if he's a notary and could fake a form and your signature--that's worrying. (Though if he got caught faking your signature I'd beg the prosecutor to wallop him with the strongest possible forgery charges in hopes he'd do some jail time.) Unfortunately I doubt that, with nothing in hand like a restraining order or a severely curtailed custody order that specifies he cannot leave the country with DC--you may not have standing to ask for your child's name to get special flagging if it exists.

Do you trust your lawyer and feel he or she will take your concerns seriously and help you research next steps, possibly? Or is your lawyer just someone who cranks out divorces and then is done unless there's a need to go to court for some specific change? [/quote]

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