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@Bacelor you don’t need to declare your girlfriend who is pregnant if you are not in common law with her.
You are single even if your 20 girlfriends are pregnant but non of them live with you and fall under definition of common law.
You sound ok social wise but I guess its different legal wise in addition 20 GFs is different story this proof he has no one common relationship with a partner and is complex to proof when true.

however i understand you suggest one (even single) can feel free to add a dependant child. And next EE application will be processed for the single father and the child to earn PR staus and then they can land together in Canada? Providing that a GF is not necessarily a common law partner or a spouse.... not sure... maybe.
Thank you either way wishing the man best of luck.

Family class determination examples are in below link
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...classes/family-class-determining-parents.html
 
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You sound ok social wise but I guess its different legal wise in addition 20 GFs is different story this proof he has no one common relationship with a partner and is complex to proof when true.

however i understand you suggest one (even single) can feel free to add a dependant child. And next EE application will be processed for the single father and the child to earn PR staus and then they can land together in Canada? Providing that a GF is not necessarily a common law partner or a spouse.... not sure... maybe.
Thank you either way wishing the man best of luck.

Family class determination examples are in below link
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...classes/family-class-determining-parents.html
I am pretty sure you must include a child when it is born. Like you must show all the kids you have. But, you can be single still. We don’t know if they lived together in marriage like relationships for 1 year to be considered common law. If they don’t live together they are not common law even though she is pregnant. That’s my point.
 
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I am pretty sure you must include a child when it is born. Like you must show all the kids you have. But, you can be single still. We don’t know if they lived together in marriage like relationships for 1 year to be considered common law. If they don’t live together they are not common law even though she is pregnant. That’s my point.
Ok i got your point, you mean IRCC knows nothing about them assuming they will accept the single parent story.

Well I think this case a legal custody doc. of the child is required, the child and mother will be non accompanying or the PR application will be assessed allover again. And most likely they won't be eligible for sponsorship in future.
It is confusing query, i would stop right here and again recommend legal consultancy.

Thank you
 
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Ok i got your point, you mean IRCC knows nothing about them assuming they will accept the single parent story.

Well I think this case a legal custody doc. of the child is required, the child and mother will be non accompanying or the PR application will be assessed allover again. And most likely they won't be eligible for sponsorship in future.
It is confusing query, i would stop right here and again recommend legal consultancy.

Thank you
I guess the girlfriend will be able to be sponsored once they married or fall under common law in the future.
The kid needs to be included in application once born (accompanied or not doesn’t matter). But I still believe you can’t include the pregnant girlfriend who is not your wife or common law.
 
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