Get sober . You can ' t make America great while writing drunken posts . Come back tomorrow and get the training you need . God bless ! <| sep |> corny ass comment <| sep |> And where and were . Holy crap . <| sep |> Desarrollamos Productos Qumicos Industriales en Base a Sus Necesidades . Elimine Importaciones y Disminuya Costos . Llmenos Para Evaluar Su Proyecto . Visitanos deProductos <| sep |> Hi , I am the ex in your situation . I wanted to take my 2 year old to China . Many cities are polluted so doesn ' t matter where you go . My ex agreed to it . But there was a few points to inform you . We needed to get passport . Here in Canada if you apply for a passport and you are divorced the process is a bit different . They will call the other parent to verify for consent . Notarized copy of travel consent we got it all signed by both of us plus a lawyer , thinking it ' s the right thing to do . Neither the Canada or the China sides asked for it at all . It was a waste of money for me . But my ex just took my son to US and they asked for his travel consent from me . Luckily he got one , this time without the lawyers signature , only mine . Custom took it . However the most important thing is now hereBAD idea to take a toddler travel that far . I regret it . Why ? 1 flight is way too long . Have to eat sleep well on the plane 2 jetlag takes about 2 weeks . That means 2 weeks of messed up sleeping schedule in China . Toddlers don ' t eat well either when they are sleepy . 3 culture difference my son doesn ' t understand Chinese and it was very hard for him to have fun . He ONLY wanted me and I absolutely couldn ' t get a break . So try to let your ex know that besides the legal side , there is a human side . It is really not fun for a toddler to travel that far . Maybe wait for a few years until they are a bit older .