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The Consent Letter From Parent For Passport is a crucial document required by Belgian authorities when processing passport applications for minors. This document becomes necessary whenever a child under 18 needs to obtain or renew a passport in Belgium, reflecting the country's commitment to child protection and prevention of international child abduction. The letter must comply with Belgian federal regulations and may require notarization or official authentication. It contains specific declarations of consent, identification details of all parties involved, and must be accompanied by supporting documentation such as identity proofs and, where applicable, custody agreements. The document serves as a safeguard ensuring that all legal guardians have approved the issuance of travel documents for the minor, aligning with both Belgian national law and international child protection conventions.

1. Parent/Legal Guardian Information: Full legal names, addresses, and contact details of the parent(s) or legal guardian(s) providing consent

2. Child Information: Complete details of the minor including full legal name, date and place of birth, and current address

3. Declaration of Consent: Clear and explicit statement of consent for the passport application

4. Passport Application Details: Specific details about the passport application, including whether it's a first-time application or renewal

5. Authentication Details: Date, place, and signature section with space for official authentication if required