Introduction to seeking unmarried foreign children?

Global Baby gives birth overseas: The process of giving birth abroad before marriage is similar to that of a married mother. The only trouble is whether unmarried mothers should add the father's name to the baby's birth paper. The specific strategies are as follows:

When a baby is registered in Canada, it only needs the mother's confirmation. The birth certificate only needs to reflect the mother's signature, completely ignoring the father, and will not require a marriage certificate.

You don't have to have a father when you apply for a baby's Canadian passport, as long as the mother is the guardian.

However, if the baby is raised in China, you need to apply for a China travel permit, while the China travel permit needs to be handled at the Chinese Embassy in Canada, so you must adapt to the laws of China. But an embassy without a father will be regarded as a special case.

Then the question is, what conditions does a Canadian-born baby who only writes his mother's passport number need to meet when applying for a travel permit? How to deal with it?

1, unmarried notarization

Children should take their mother's surname.

3. Interview with the Chinese Consulate (just explain the situation to the embassy staff).

Here comes the problem again. Can a single mother who gives birth to a baby in Canada write down the name of the baby's father at will? If you didn't write your father's name before, can you add it later? How to add a father's name?

These problems can be easily solved in Canada. No litigation, no DNA testing. You just need to go to the United Nations Population Fund. Note: UNFPA cannot modify information, but can add information as soon as it is received. Mother, baby and father were present at the same time. As long as the documents and materials of the child's father are handed over to the population department and the father's name is registered on the population information, a birthright is given to the father. After the baby reaches the age of 18, both parents can emigrate through relatives.