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How To Adopt
If you’re new to international adoption, then
you may already be asking questions like: Is it for me? How do
I do it? How long does it take? How much will it cost? Our frequently
asked questions page, written by an adoptive parent, answers some
of the common questions. Read
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We have provided a simple outline of the steps in
a “typical” international adoption for you to review.
And we have compiled a list of available resources to aid in financing
your adoption. They range from grants to loans to tax credits to
employer adoption benefits. There is usually some type of aid for
all situations. Read
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We hope that our website will answer many of your
initial questions about international adoption and CWA. For further
information, please call our toll free number 1.888.97ADOPT to
speak to a friendly adoption counselor who can give you accurate
and timely information suitable to your situation. Or to request
an information packet online, click
here.
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General ABCs of International
Adoption
A. One parent must be at least age 25 (age may vary by country).
B. You must be a United States citizen or married to one.
C. You must satisfy your state’s adoption law requirements.
D. You must be approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration
Services to bring a child into the United States.
E. And you must meet the age, marriage and family size criteria
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