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Questions about documentation and ID [for children]
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Questions about documentation and ID [for children]
We will be traveling when my youngest is one month shy of three. Do I need to take his birth certificate to show he's under three? Also, to get an AP for my six year old, does he need a photo ID?
Great! I kind of assumed that my 6 y.o. wouldn't need ID but better to ask than to find out I was wrong. I guess I will just take the birth cert just in case it becomes an issue.
You will not need identification for the kids. However, do bring whatever you would need if you were to take the kids to an emergency room, just in case. I would bring a copy of the birth certificate as the original would not be needed.
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