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The Consent Form For Minor Passport is a crucial document required by Qatar's Ministry of Interior for the issuance of passports to individuals under 18 years of age. This form became a mandatory requirement under Qatar's immigration reforms and child protection laws, particularly following the implementation of Law No. 21 of 2015. The document serves as a safeguard against unauthorized travel documentation for minors and helps prevent potential child abduction or trafficking. It must be completed by the appropriate legal guardian(s) and contains specific declarations regarding the child's identity, the guardian's authority, and the scope of consent given. The form requires proper notarization and may need additional authentication depending on its intended use. Government authorities may require this consent form not only for initial passport issuance but also for renewals until the child reaches legal age.

1. Identification of Minor: Complete details of the minor including full legal name, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, and current address

2. Parent/Legal Guardian Details: Full information of the consenting parent(s)/guardian(s) including legal names, nationality, Qatar ID numbers, relationship to minor, and contact details

3. Consent Declaration: Express statement of consent for passport issuance, including acknowledgment of legal responsibilities and implications

4. Verification of Authority: Statement confirming legal authority to provide consent (e.g., as parent or legal guardian)

5. Duration of Consent: Validity period of the consent and whether it covers passport renewal

6. Signatures and Attestation: Space for signatures of consenting parties, witnesses, and notary authentication