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12-10-2006, 08:49 PM
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has anyone gotten a passport for a foster child?
Hey.could use some help with this one.we want to take our foster child,who we are planning to adopt next year sometime,on a trip to visit our family in the uk.we applied for passport with his sw,not sure we did it right.we got a letter back saying they need certified copy of court order not photo copy.and something proveing relationship of person applying to the child.has anyone done this and how?
thanks, nanab 
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12-10-2006, 09:16 PM
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Hi--I took my son to Italy while he was still a foster child. You need a court order stating that you have permission to take him abroad, and you need a copy of the original order giving DSS custody of the child.
You'll also need a copy of the child's birth certificate. Ask your social worker to have the county/state attorney file a motion with the court to allow you to take the kid abroad.
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12-10-2006, 09:35 PM
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If you go to the web site for pass ports there will be a section on how to gain a pass port for a minor whom you are gardian of.
It helped me to email the pass port offices explaining the situation ( fostering) and asking what EXACTLY I needed to have- then when they replied ( next day) I forwarded the email to my SW. You might want to print it out and take the email with you.
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12-11-2006, 01:44 PM
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emma,
thanks.how dificult was it to get the court order allowing you to take the child out of the country.and how long did that take? thanks, nanab
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12-11-2006, 02:27 PM
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Once, SW told me that court needs to grant permission to the county to get a passport for the child, along with the court permission to take child out of the country, those papers should be sufficient, I will think.
It is not difficult to get the permission to travel, most judges will granted, mine took about a week to get it. Isa
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12-11-2006, 08:11 PM
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I guess it would depend on your SW. If they are willing to work with you, it shouldn't take more then a few days to get the paperwork done- as for court permission- I cant say how long that would take....
Also remember- it takes about 6 weeks to get the pass port- LEAVE time for ISSUES to arise and be taken care of.
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