Cross-Border Agreement Readiness Check
Identify whether operational implementation issues have been considered before cross-border implementation.
MIFT is an educational and professional decision-support framework. It does not provide legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, determine jurisdiction, or replace the judgment of appropriately licensed professionals.
MIFT is not intended to delay urgent judicial, administrative, or Central Authority action. Users should promptly consult qualified counsel regarding applicable Hague Convention procedures and deadlines.
Q1
Travel dates defined
Q2
Passports and travel documents addressed
Q3
Return obligations defined
Q4
Residence arrangements defined
Q5
Communication plan defined
Q6
School calendar addressed
Q7
Transportation addressed
Q8
Expense allocation addressed
Q9
Emergency communication addressed
Q10
Noncompliance procedures addressed
Q11
Recognition considerations reviewed
Q12
Judicial approval considered
Q13
Enforceability considerations reviewed
Q14
Foreign-counsel review conducted
Q15
Document execution planned
Q16
Translation requirements addressed
Q17
Logistical implementation planned