Travel to Morocco with my Moroccan ex and our kids.

I would recommend having both of you sign a letter of consent. According to the USA.gov website, if a child is traveling internationally with only one parent or with another adult (i.e., a relative, friend, teacher, etc.), an immigration officer, airline personnel, or travel company may ask for a notarized Letter of Consent.

Please don’t let your child go overseas with him, nor you go with your other child until you have numerous things in order. I have sent a private message. Signed agreements mean nothing if he takes them to a non Hague signatory country and even id he takes them to a signatory country, it may still be very difficult to get them back. Please take your time, get advice (I’m sending links), and try to keep hold of the children’s passports. If he does coerce you into taking one child, you can place a block in him leaving the country but it also applies to you and can take a long time to remove. So the best thing is simply to stop anyone going out of the country until you can get the advice you need. I speak from experience and there are many, mostly women, in very bad situations because of this.

@8somanyroads8

Thank you!