i dont know if im correct for posting this here but i was just wondering if anybody knows anything about adoptions... ive checked online but it seems that every site has diferent regulations...
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Adoption questions.....
- Thread starter Jesae
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That's because every site does have different regulations. Firts, you need to decide what type of adoption you want. An open adoption, you have open communication with the birth parents or mother and they or she has visitation. A semi-open adoption, you meet the parents or mother and work with them throughout the pregnancy and niether exchange contact information. Then all contact is done through the agency. A closed adoption, you have no contact with the birth parents and they do not visit the child. An oversees adoption, you adopt a child from another country such as Koria or China. In this type of adoption, most cases have little of no contact with the birth parents. Another similar type is to adopt from somwhere like Brazil, Mexico, or Canada. You can also go through the social services in your area and find orphans, children who have been abandoned, abused, neglected, or varius or problems. It really depends on the type of adoption you are looking for. After you decide that, it really narrows down the search.
(I've done a lot of research on this subject because I plan too adopt after marriage. I wish to adopt a group of siblings, because they are harder to place.)
(I've done a lot of research on this subject because I plan too adopt after marriage. I wish to adopt a group of siblings, because they are harder to place.)
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Judilyn
Once Ej or Erin-Joy now Judilyn or Lynn .
Hi, We adopted our youngest child through the state foster care system. She was 2 when she cam to live wiht us ans 5 when we adopted her. She is a real QT and we love her soooo much 
I know quite a bit about adoption so I can answer any specific questions please let me know. The poster before me gave you a good start.
((((HUgs))))
EJ
I know quite a bit about adoption so I can answer any specific questions please let me know. The poster before me gave you a good start.
((((HUgs))))
EJ
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