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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The issue of parental responsibility only kicks in if the child was born after December 2003.
This leaflet has some information on parental responsibilty & there's a small piece at the end about taking a child abroad
http://clc.live.poptech.coop/Shared_ASP_Files/ UploadedFiles/D886A631-3B1E-4B0B-A785-DD3ECAFE D98F_FACTSHEETPR.pdf
There's some more on this towards the bottom:
http://www.pannone.com/solicitors-for-you/fl-c hildren-matters-child-abduction.asp
I would suggest getting his agreement in writing, just a simple letter saying he's aware X is taking Y to live in B and he's consented to this and have it witnessed by someone who can be traced in the event that a dispute arises but at the same time has no interest in who has custody of the child.
This leaflet has some information on parental responsibilty & there's a small piece at the end about taking a child abroad
http://clc.live.poptech.coop/Shared_ASP_Files/ UploadedFiles/D886A631-3B1E-4B0B-A785-DD3ECAFE D98F_FACTSHEETPR.pdf
There's some more on this towards the bottom:
http://www.pannone.com/solicitors-for-you/fl-c hildren-matters-child-abduction.asp
I would suggest getting his agreement in writing, just a simple letter saying he's aware X is taking Y to live in B and he's consented to this and have it witnessed by someone who can be traced in the event that a dispute arises but at the same time has no interest in who has custody of the child.
Further to the answer above, here's a summary of the law from the Identity & Passport Service website:
http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-child-rul es-parental-responsibility-rules.asp
Chris
http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-child-rul es-parental-responsibility-rules.asp
Chris