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1What is adoption?
Adoption is the legal process through which individuals or couples become the permanent legal parents of a child who is not biologically theirs. It involves transferring all rights and responsibilities from the child's birth parents to the adoptive parents, creating a new and permanent family bond.
2Who can adopt?
The eligibility criteria for adoption vary depending on the country and adoption agency. In general, individuals or couples who are over a certain age (usually 21 or older), financially stable, emotionally prepared, and able to provide a safe and loving home for a child are eligible to adopt. Some agencies may have additional requirements, such as marital status or residency.
3What types of adoption are available?
There are several types of adoption, including domestic adoption (adopting a child from within the same country), international adoption (adopting a child from another country), foster care adoption (adopting a child who is in the foster care system), and relative or kinship adoption (adopting a child who is related to the adoptive family). Each type of adoption has its own unique process and requirements.
4What is an open adoption?
An open adoption is an arrangement in which the adoptive family and the birth family have some form of ongoing contact and communication after the adoption is finalized. This can include exchanging letters, emails, phone calls, or visits, depending on the preferences and comfort levels of all parties involved. Open adoptions can vary widely in terms of the level of contact and communication, and they are often based on mutual respect and the best interests of the child.