what happen to Non-canadian mother deliver a Baby in Canada from Canadian father

[Naturgrl]

You can always apply but I'd be shocked if you got it. We did not get it retroactively to our daughter's birth, only retroactively to when we started living in Canada. (Canadian citizen husband/kids, US citizen/Canadian PR wife). Also they actually did it based on when I became a PR not when my husband husband and child re-entered Canada

You have to paying taxes in Canada to be eligible.

 

[MJSPARV]

Also the form is quite straightforward. You should be able to figure out if you're eligible just by trying to fill it out... I am of the opinion that cra has easier to understand forms than IRCC lol

This should answer the OP's question pretty definitively

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/child-family-benefits/canada-child-benefit-overview/canada-child-benefit-before-you-apply.html

 

[canuck78]

I am a Canadian citizen living overseas and my two daughters born outside of Canada have got their Canadian passeports while staying abroad. My wife, a non-Canadian, has already applied for PR under spousal sponsorship category. My question is: Can I apply to get the child benefit (CBC) for my daughters while staying abroad with a non-Canadian wife?

CCB is to try and offset the high cost of raising children in Vanada. If you aren’t living and working in Canada you won’t qualify. It makes sense why would Canada
pay CCB to someone abroad not contributing to the Canadian tax base and not facing the high costs of raising a child in Canada?

 

[Hopeful69]

Yes, on regular basis

 

[Hopeful69]

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CCB is to try and offset the high cost of raising children in Vanada. If you aren’t living and working in Canada you won’t qualify. It makes sense why would Canada
pay CCB to someone abroad not contributing to the Canadian tax base and not facing the high costs of raising a child in Canada?

I am paying tax to canada on my foreign income

 

[Hopeful69]

Also the form is quite straightforward. You should be able to figure out if you're eligible just by trying to fill it out... I am of the opinion that cra has easier to understand forms than IRCC lol

This should answer the OP's question pretty definitively

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/child-family-benefits/canada-child-benefit-overview/canada-child-benefit-before-you-apply.html

The form does not say that the mom should be a PR to get CCB

 

[Hopeful69]

You can always apply but I'd be shocked if you got it. We did not get it retroactively to our daughter's birth, only retroactively to when we started living in Canada. (Canadian citizen husband/kids, US citizen/Canadian PR wife). Also they actually did it based on when I became a PR not when my husband husband and child re-entered Canada

Thanks for sharing your experience. As you said that there is no harm in appplying so I am thinking to apply. Let's see.