
The free checklist gave you the map. This is everything you fill in, borrow, and bring to the professionals — the done-for-you toolkit I wish we'd had when three generations of us moved abroad.
I'm Ateira, one-third of 3 Gen Abroad. The paperwork was the part that kept us up at night, especially the single-parent pieces nobody warned us about. So I put all of it in one place: trackers to fill in, scripts to borrow, templates to edit, and the exact questions to ask — organized to work through in order, one folder at a time. Print it, keep it in your document folder, and stop guessing what comes next. 💛
What's inside — 6 done-for-you tools:
📋 Document tracker + timeline — one line per document, ordered, cloud & apostille columns, from before you go through after residency
💬 Co-parent conversation scripts — how to open it, what to say, and how to stay high-road when it's hard, plus a staying-connected plan
⚖️ Questions for your attorney — a residency/immigration pack and a custody & travel pack, with room to write the answers
✍️ Parental consent / travel-authorization letter — an editable template you can bring to your lawyer
🧸 Kid-prep toolkit — books & shows list + a routine-protection plan so your little one feels steady
🛂 After-residency travel-authorization guide — the hard-won lesson most people miss until it's too late
Perfect for: single moms moving abroad with their child who want the tools, not just a to-do list — everything organized, editable, and ready to bring to your attorney.
⚠️ Everything here is general information and templates from our own experience — not legal or immigration advice. Laws, fees, and forms change, and custody situations are personal. Have a licensed family-law attorney (home) and immigration attorney (destination) review your plan and any letter before you sign or travel.