Become Mother

Given that Canadian law vehemently forbids discrimination based on sexual orientation or marital status, it is one of the few countries that recognizes gay people or people who are not married as parents.   After a parentage decision has been made and the intended parents are listed as the child's parents on the birth certificate, the child can only apply for a passport. Until then, intended parents cannot remove a surrogate-born child from its country of birth.  The majority of Canadian provinces have quick procedures in place to fulfill these demands and any child born via surrogacy in Canada is also automatically a citizen, which is a benefit that many would-be parents find appealing. Understanding the regulations related to surrogacy in Canada While Canadian law is quite conservative when it comes to the use and manipulation of gametes and embryos, those seeking less cumbersome or more radical interventions can simply ask the prospective surrogate mother to cross th...