I immigrated to Canada with my parents, and now I have a maple leaf card, but I have given birth to two children with my girlfriend during the application process. Can I apply?

No, you should come to Canada with your parents as affiliated applicants. In this case, you live (financially) on your parents, right?

1. In this case, you are not an independent immigrant, and you are not eligible to bring your family to apply for immigration! In other words: you can't apply for their immigration!

Similarly, if you apply for their immigration, your immigration rights and status will be revoked!

2. the same. When you become a Canadian resident, if you apply for your wife and your biological children by blood, your case will also be rejected. In serious cases, your immigration status will also be affected by false deception when you apply.

3. If you apply for them after becoming a Canadian citizen, the same result will be: your case will be rejected because they were natural persons when you applied, but your application did not reflect them! The same is the refusal of a visa.

There is no appeal for the above two refusals! Please be careful!