Family studies, quiz – Adoption

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Interview and application appointment

  • Adoption process, procedures are explained, takes about two hours

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education seminar

  • Presentations from birth parents, adoptive, parents, counselors, and lawyers

  • applicants receive information on completing a private adoption bracket (eg: discussed parenting, openness) “ openness agreement”

  • Get the legal documents.

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Adoption file development

  • complete the legal documents to create their adoption file

  • File may include letters, photos about the adoptive parents

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Home study

  • involves at least four interviews with an adoption counsellor

  • The purpose of a homestead is to decide if you are able to assume the responsibility of being a parent to a child, if you are both suitable and capable.

  • Have provide medical reports, criminal record, check, child, abuse, registry, check, letters of reference

  • A study of the parents, not just the house

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Approval

  • if adoptive parents meet the requirements, they are “ approved for placement”

  • Adoption file can be shown to birth parents

  • Note: a change in life situation can affect the application and approval (eg: divorce)

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Matched

  • once birth mother chooses a family, the adoptive parents are given information on the birth mother (eg; medical history)

  • The adoption agency arrange a meeting between the birth mother and adoptive parents

  • Everyone meets, and if they all agreed to proceed with the adoption, legal documents are signed about the intent to place the child

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Placement

  • birth mother must wait 48 hours after the birth to sign her consent for adoption

  • Birth father must be informed (may also sign a consent)

  • Birth parents have 21 days to revoke consent

  • After 21 days: the lawyer files court documents

  • 30–60 days later, the lawyer is given a court date for an “ order of adoption”

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Finalization

  • after placement (when baby is placed with adoptive parents): birth parents receive support and adopted family is supervised until the adoption is final.

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Matching process

  • birth mother receives counselling about her options, is shown the adoptive file, and chooses an adopted family

  • Being chosen to adopt could take weeks, years, or not happen at all