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The Parental Consent For Domestic Travel document is a crucial legal instrument in the Philippines, designed to protect minors during domestic travel while complying with national child protection laws and regulations. This document becomes necessary when a minor needs to travel within the Philippines without one or both parents, whether for educational, recreational, or family purposes. It draws authority from the Family Code of the Philippines and related child protection legislation, requiring specific details about the minor, travel dates, destinations, accompanying adults, and emergency contacts. The consent form serves multiple purposes: it satisfies transportation authority requirements, provides clear authorization for accompanying adults, and helps prevent child trafficking by establishing a clear paper trail of authorized movement. This document is particularly important in the Philippine context, where strict measures are in place to protect minors during travel.

1. Parties: Identifies the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) giving consent and their relationship to the minor

2. Minor's Information: Complete details of the minor including full name, date of birth, place of birth, and current address

3. Travel Details: Specific information about the planned travel including dates, destinations, purpose of travel, and transportation methods

4. Accompanying Person Details: Information about the person(s) authorized to accompany the minor during travel

5. Grant of Authority: Explicit statement of consent for the minor to travel and for the accompanying person to make necessary travel-related decisions

6. Duration of Consent: Specific period for which the travel consent is valid

7. Emergency Contact Information: Contact details for parents/guardians and alternative emergency contacts during the travel period

8. Execution: Date, signatures of parent(s)/guardian(s), and notarization details