ADOPTING PARENTS’ RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

ADOPTING PARENTS’ RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS. Adopting Parents agree to: 2.1 Comply with all applicable Federal, State, and/or District of Columbia laws and regulations and court procedures pertaining to domestic adoption; 2.2 Comply with Xxxxxx’x pre-adoption group training and online learning requirements, with the understanding and acceptance that Xxxxxx will not approve a home study until its educational requirements are met in full, unless an exemption is granted for previous learning that duplicates Xxxxxx’x curriculum; 2.3 Collect and submit required paperwork for the home study and home study updates in a timely manner, with the understanding and acceptance that failure to do so could result in delay of the process and/or in closure of their case; 2.4 Be available for the home study, home study updates, and post-placement supervisory interviews with Xxxxxx social workers at mutually convenient times, generally during business hours; 2.5 Disclose all requested information to Xxxxxx during the application interview, home study, and post-placement process, with the understanding and acceptance that failure to disclose information or the misrepresentation of information could result in disapproval of the home study and/or in withdrawal of home study approval and/or placement of a child; 2.6 Strive to provide Xxxxxx staff with an honest and realistic assessment of the age of and medical conditions acceptable in the child whom Adopting Parents seek to adopt; 2.7 Keep Xxxxxx staff informed of major changes in family and/or any anticipated changes in family. Until the formal post-placement supervision is complete and finalization of the adoption has occurred, Adopting Parents shall inform Xxxxxx staff of the following: any marital changes (separation, divorce, or death of one or the Adopting Parents); a decision to start the xxxxxx care or adoptive process through another agency; the receiving of a child placement through another agency (which legally cannot occur until the pending adoption is finalized); any new medical conditions of Adopting Parents; relocation to a new residence; new residents in the home since the time of the initial home study; changes in employment of Adopting Parents; arrests or the involvement of any family members with law enforcement or child protective agencies. Adopting Parents must give notification of such changes or occurrences to Xxxxxx within ten days of the change or occurrence. If at any time during the adoption process (any time before the adoption is legally final...
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