My spouse-to-be is a minor and not a local. If his or her parents are not able to make it for Verification of documents and Declaration (V/D) appointment, how can they give consent?

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The parents/guardians of the minor can go to the Notary Public in their home country to execute the consent. The notarised consent document must be attested/ legalised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the equivalent authority of that country and further endorsed by the Singapore Consulate in that country.

My spouse-to-be is a minor and not a local. If his or her parents are not able to make it for Verification of documents and Declaration (V/D) appointment, how can they give consent?

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