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Guardianship for Minor Immigration Applicants

Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Oscar Yip, Founder & Managing Director

Summary

Parental or legal guardian consent, often notarised.

Short answer: minors as principals or dependants usually need both parents’ consent or legal guardianship papers. Single-parent or separation cases need court or notarised proof of custody.

FAQ

One parent refuses?

Most programmes cannot proceed without sole custody orders.

Notarise consent?

Often required, sometimes legalised.

Non-parent guardian?

Need lawful guardianship appointment documents.

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