Do my children and I need a visa to visit with family in Honduras for 3 months?

I'm going to Honduras with my 2 children to marry thier father who is a citizen of Honduras. I would like to be able to stay at least three months. I'm just wondering if I would need a visa for all 3 of us to do that.

A U.S. passport valid for at least three months from the date of entry is required to enter Honduras. Though not required by law, some travelers have reported difficulty departing Honduras using a passport with less than three months of validity beyond the date of departure. A visa is not required, but tourists must provide evidence of return or onward travel. Parents should not rely on birth certificates for their children鈥檚 travel; rather, prior to travel they should obtain U.S. passports for infants and minors born in the U.S. U.S. citizens are encouraged to carry a photocopy of their U.S. passports with them at all times, so that if questioned by local officials proof of identity and U.S. citizenship are readily available.

For U.S. citizen children born in the U.S. to Honduran parents, Honduran Immigration provides an "evidence of continuance" (Constancia de Permanencia) stamp placed in the U.S. passport that allows the child to enter, depart, and remain in Honduras. Visitors are given a permit to remain in Honduras for up to 90 days. Thereafter, tourists must leave the country to qualify for a renewed visitor鈥檚 permit. Upon departure, visitors are required to pay an exit fee, either in U.S. dollars or in local currency. The current fee for international departures is USD $32.42. The fees are subject to change.

either visa or passport not sure which one but will need it

Um...Well No matter what you are going to somehow pay it off so it really wouldn't matter because you will have to pay the whole thing anyway!

i would take it in case cause gurl if hes a creep, or if anything goes wrong, ull want out!

i would go to www.usa.gov and see frequently ask question regarding visas.