Córdoba authorizes travel permits for minors and adolescents at the Civil Registry

Families from Córdoba now have an administrative alternative to manage travel authorizations for minors going abroad. This new modality at the local Civil Registry allows them to obtain the necessary legal documentation without being required to resort to a notary public. The objective of this measure is to offer a service that simplifies the planning of international trips for children and adolescents.

To carry out the procedure, those interested must go to the central headquarters of the agency, which is located on Chacabuco Boulevard 737. It is not an indispensable requirement for both parents to appear simultaneously at the offices to grant consent for the trip. The only exclusive condition to submit the application is that the minor under 18 years of age must have a valid passport at the time of initiating the process.

The provincial government emphasized that this authorization seeks to facilitate bureaucratic processes during the periods of highest annual tourist demand. "Today the Government Secretariat, through the Civil Registry, is consolidating itself as one of the most accessible and economical options to obtain this document." The official validation granted by this entity has the same legal weight before the National Directorate of Migration as private documents.

Operational details and validity of the document

The processing of the permit has a cost of $30,000 and can be carried out Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. During Tuesdays and Thursdays, public service hours are extended until 6 p.m. to provide greater convenience to applicants. It is essential for citizens to verify in advance the specific requirements of each airline, since the requirements can vary considerably.

The validity of this permit extends until the minor reaches the age of majority or until his or her travel document expires, whichever occurs first. Nevertheless, either parent retains the authority to revoke the authorization at any time if he or she considers it appropriate. This regulatory flexibility allows parents to maintain control over the safety and international movements of their minor children.

The incorporation of this office into the range of procedures introduces healthy competition that directly benefits citizens' finances. By simplifying and opening new channels for processing, the economic impact on families who decide to invest their capital in traveling is reduced. Promoting agility in obtaining travel documents is a positive step toward an administration that respects personal time and freedom.