What is the way to take the passport for new born baby as fast as possible?i am a Canadian citizenship.?

Question

i am planning to travile after my baby born

Answer 1

You will first need to get the baby's birth certificate from your provincial government and if you live in Ontario, they are running really slow in producing these. Once you have the birth certificate, you will need to go to a passport office with it and your passport to apply. You are probably looking at anything from 2 months to a year to get everything together. If you travel with only the child then you will also need a letter from the father giving his permission to take the child outside Canada.

Answer 2

babies do not need a passport. Children under 16 go on their parents passport.
How does this policy affect current valid passports?
If you are a parent who holds a valid Canadian passport that lists the name of your child, the passport will remain valid for you and your child until it expires.

However, there are 2 exceptions. When your child travels without you or when he or she reaches the age of 16, your child is required to have a separate passport.

Who may apply for a child's passport?
One of the child's parents.
The custodial parent in cases of separation or divorce.
The legal guardian.

Answer 3

as quickly because of the fact the toddler is born, get the beginning certificates so as, notice for Social coverage kind, and get a image of the toddler (head and shoulders). once you have all that, pass on your nearest passport workplace (you do no longer might desire to convey the toddler with you) and sign the passport papers there. Cheers, Petra M, Vancouver

Answer 4

Put the child on your passport. If you are outside of Canada, take the baby's birth certificate to your nearest Canadian embassy and they will "endorse" your passport. If you are in Canada, speak to citizens services about the procedure for endorsing your passport to add your child.