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Will DC's grandparents have problems taking them out of the country?

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mrsrawlinson · 24/07/2009 19:28

DH and I plan to go to Prague later in the year with my brother and his fiancée. DB refuses to fly and I'll be very pg in any case, so we're going to make a road trip of it and then my parents are going to fly out with DTs (6) and meet us there. Having different surnames to the DCs, are they liable to run into difficulties proving that they're not abducting them or something? If so, is there any way round this?

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Nefret · 24/07/2009 21:08

I wouldn't think there would be a problem but you could always write a letter for them to take with them saying that you are allowing them to take your child on holiday just in case.

Niftyblue · 24/07/2009 21:11

My parents flew no problem with just my DD
we were already abroad and my parents were bringing DD over
Different names

They were asked on the return jorney where "Nifty junoir" was
But that was it

Not a problem

nancy75 · 24/07/2009 21:13

my parents have flow with dd a few times (dif surname to dd} never had any problem

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