CANADIAN FERTILITY LAW & SURROGACY w/ Attorney Sara Cohen

Описание: Attorney Sara Cohen of Fertility Law Canada at D2Law (www.fertilitylawcanada.com) answers common questions about the legal aspects of surrogacy and egg donation for Canadian intended parents who are pursuing surrogacy in the United States or elsewhere. Topics include:

How can Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents establish parentage for their child born via surrogacy in the U.S.? 0:11
What documents are required in order to establish Canadian citizenship? 1:15
What documents will intended parents need to cross the Canadian border with their child? 3:15
Are the documents to establish Canadian citizenship standardized? 3:28
How can intended parents obtain a post-birth order and how long does this process usually take? 3:53
Do intended parents need to wait to re-enter Canada with their baby until they have all these documents? 4:21
What issues may prevent Canadian intended parents from successfully bringing their child back to Canada? 4:34
While waiting for the Canadian citizenship application to be processed, can the child receive provincial healthcare in Canada? 5:20
If one or both intended parents are Permanent Residents of Canada, what options do they have? 5:42
How long is the current wait time for intended parents to match with a surrogate in Canada? 6:09
What are some of the pros and cons of a surrogacy journey in Canada? 6:58
What is the relationship like between Canadian intended parents and Canadian surrogates? 8:57
Is egg donation legal in Canada? 9:57
If Canadian intended parents choose egg donation, do they have to disclose that the child is not genetically related? 10:45
If Canadian intended parents use all donor material and a surrogate, will that affect Canadian citizenship? 12:00
What information is needed from the baby's genetic testing in order to obtain Canadian citizenship? 12:22
Do the Canadian citizenship laws change if the intended parents use a sperm donor? 12:34
If Canadian intended parents come to the U.S. for their IVF cycle, does that affect the citizenship process? 13:37
When should Canadian intended parents first contact a Canadian fertility attorney? 14:23
What are your legal costs and what's services do they cover? 15:06

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