DS-3053 for Foreign Absent Parent
$50.00
Gone are the days of complicated paperwork and inconvenient processes. Thanks to modern technology, remote notarization has made life so much easier for all the busy parents out there! If f you’re a foreign parent needing to give consent for your minor’s US passport and you can’t be there in person, fret not! With the right procedures in place, you can now have your consent notarized remotely.
Imagine that you have to find a notary public in your country that can notarize a US form in English, then obtain an apostille and then mail the form to the applying parent? Just imagine the inconvenience, the hassle, and the money spent! Another option: make an appointment with the US Embassy to do the notarization, and then – again – mail the document to the applying parent? Not much improvement.
Now you can get this done in less than 5 minutes with notarized document in the applying parent’s email box, ready for printing, in 10 for just $50.
Here’s what you need to do:
1. Find a Qualified Remote Notary: Ensure you’ve located a notary who offers remote services and is authorized to handle DS-3053 forms.
2. Set Up a Virtual Appointment by placing an order ot by contacting us via text/call/WhatsApp at 689-243-9606 to schedule your virtual appointment. We use specialized online notarization services for your convenience. We also work with all time zones!
3. Prepare for the Notarization: Before the appointment, carefully complete form DS-3053. Also, have your identification ready for verification. If you need help with filing, let us know – we can help for a modest cost of $10.
4. Attend the Virtual Notarization: During your scheduled appointment, follow the remote notary’s instructions for identity verification and document signing. They’ll guide you through the necessary steps to complete the notarization process. It typically takes about 10 minutes and costs $50 for the quickest and most convenient notary appointment.
With remote notarization, you can conveniently provide consent for your minor’s US passport from anywhere in the world.
Happy travels to all passport-ready families!
