Traveling trough Canada to Alaska
I am planning a trip to Alaska in June with my son and grand son and have been trying to find specific info on the Canadian web sites as to what is required. My wife and I have valid US passports.I fo...
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If I understand correctly you are traveling with your grandson, not your son who has a DUI. Therefore, your son is not involved. Just get the letter and the letter requirements signed from your daughter-in-law and probably even your son. It's not going to have an effect on your grandson. The letter is just giving you permission to be traveling with your grandson. However, he will have to have correct documentation. Call and talk to someone about the issue. Have a great trip!
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/268/~/children---child-traveling-with-one-parent-or-someone-who-is-not-a-parent-or
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/268/~/children---child-traveling-with-one-parent-or-someone-who-is-not-a-parent-or
