Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption Sample Clauses

Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Latvia adoption. Child Abuse Record Search $35/family – Check CO Department of Human Services App submission Colorado State Approval $250 – Check Lutheran Family Services via CCAI When Home Study is approved by CCAI IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting Dossier Preparation $805 plus $30 per adult in the USCIS When home study is completed home – Check/money order/Credit Card Approx. $360 – Check/ Money Order Secretary of State(s) As preparing Dossier In-Country Translation Fee $2,530 – (wiring fee included) Check CCAI (wired to Latvia) Dossier submission to CCAI 2nd Program Fee $5,200– Check CCAI Dossier submission to CCAI 1st trip - US Domestic & International Airfare $800 - $1,500 by coach per adult plus $1,000 for a child one way ticket– Credit Card A travel agency of your choice Approximately 7-10 days prior to departure In-Country Fee** $2,530 (wiring fee included) – Check (for 1 child) CCAI (wired to Latvia) 2 weeks prior to first trip Latvian Apartment & Room & Board (approx. 19 to 26 days for first trip) Approx. $100-$125 apartment per night. Ranges from $1900 -$3,250 – Cash. Food approx. $20 - $45 a day per person - $420 - $945 Apartment Property Manager In Latvia Child US Visitor B2 Travel Visa $190 - Cash U.S Consulate, Riga. Latvia In Riga, Latvia 2nd trip - US Domestic & International Airfare $800 - $1,500 by coach per adult plus child, if child is 12 yrs. of age or older– Credit Card A travel agency of your choice; Approximately 10 - 14 days prior to departure Latvian Hotel & Room & Board (3 days for second trip) Approx. $100 - $200 for hotel per night. $300 - $600. Food approx. $20 - $45 a day per person - $60 - $135 Hotel Rental Service In Latvia 3rd trip - US Domestic & International Airfare $800 - $1,500 by coach per adult plus 800-$1500 per child ticket– Credit Card A travel agency of your choice Approximately 10 - 14 days prior to departure Latvian Apartment Room & Board (approx. 7-10 days for third trip) Approx. $100 - $125 per night for apartment $700 - $1250 – Cash. Food approx. $20 - $45 a day per person* - $140 - $315 Apartment Property Manager In Latvia In-CountryLegal Fee** $2,530 (wiring fee included) – Check (for 1 child,) CCAI (wired to Latvia) 1- 2 weeks before third trip US Embassy M...
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your China adoption. First Program Fee (incl. dossier compilation fee) $4,700 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI After App Approval IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval Home Study Fee 1 As agreed with home study agency that can serve international families Your home study agency As agreed with your home study agency USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting 2 $775 – Check/Money Order $85 per person for FP (may vary at US Embassy/Consulate in country) US Department of Homeland Security (fingerprinting fee is paid at US Embassy/ Consulate in country) When home study is completed and approved CCCWA Fee $1,270 (wiring fee included) – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI (wired to China) Dossier Submission CCCWA Post Adoption Translation Fee $300 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI (wired to China) Prior to receiving child match acceptance letter (LOA) Third Program Fee $4,700 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI Prior to receiving child match acceptance letter (LOA) Post Adoption Deposit (refundable) 3 $1,500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI Prior to receiving child match acceptance letter (LOA) Visa to enter China $140 per person (plus courier fee) – Check/Credit Card Chinese Consulate via a courier/travel agency Approximately one month before travel to China, if applicable In-China Travel & Accommodations Approx. $4,000 - $4,400 for two adults – Check CCAI (wired to China) Approx. 7-10 days prior to China departure Adoption Registration and Notarization Approx. $800 - $1,000 – Cash Local government in China In China Orphanage Donation 3 (Voluntary) Orphanage In China Child’s Passport $100 - $150 – Cash Local passport agency In China Food Approx. $700 - $800 per couple – Cash/Credit Card Hotel(s), restaurant(s) In China Child Physical & Photo Approx. $130 - $150 – Cash Clinic In Guangzhou, China Child U.S. Entry Visa $325 – Cash or Check US Consulate in In China Guangzhou, China International & U.S. Domestic Airfare Approx. $1,000 - $2,000 per traveler (adopted child over 2 requires full ticket) – Credit Card A travel agency/airline of your choice Within 90 days after receiving visa from the US Consulate for your adopted child Post Adoption Support As agreed with local home study agency 1 Your home study agency As agreed with your home study agency N-600K 4 $1,170 – Check/Money Order U....
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Taiwan adoption. IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $85 per adult in the home – Check/money order US Department of Homeland Security When home study is completed Dossier Preparation Approx. $300 – Check/ Money Order Secretary of State(s) and TECRO As preparing Dossier Cathwel (In-Country) Fee $6,230 per child (wiring fee included) - Check/ACH Withdrawal CCAI (wired to Taiwan) At time of accepting child match. US Domestic & International Airfare $1,200 - $1,500 by coach per adult plus $1,000 for a child one way ticket– Credit Card A travel agency of your choice Approximately 7-10 days prior to departure Taiwan Room & Board (approx. 5 to 7 nights for one trip) Approx. $425 - $1,750 for hotel, approx. $300 - $500 for food – Cash/Credit Card Hotel In Taiwan Taiwan Guide (optional) $300 - $500 per 5 day trip – Cash Tour Company/Agent of your choice In Taiwan Child U.S. Entry Visa Paid by Cathwel The American Institute in Taiwan In Taiwan Court Validation Fee Varies by State – Check Local County Court After U.S. return State Birth Certificate Varies by State – Check Vital Statistics Office After U.S. return Taiwan adoption timelines are controlled by the government and are subject to change. Due to the length of time it takes to receive a match, you may need to re-file your immigration application, which includes re-fingerprinting and a home study update. The overall cost to re-file can be an additional $600-$2,500. We understand that this Fee Policy/Agreement must be signed, notarized, and returned to CCAI along with the signed/notarized Service Agreement, 1st Program Fee and IAAME fee (payable via ACH bank transfer, check or money order, or wire transfer). Husband’s Printed Name Wife’s Printed Name Husband’s Signature Wife’s Signature Date Date This document has been subscribed and affirmed before me in the County of State of , this day of , 20 . My Commission Expires: / / Notary’s Signature Note: This three-page document is not valid unless both pages are initialed/signed and returned to CCAI. Rev. 1/2020 BO1 This CCAI Service Agreement effective as of the date last signed (“Effective Date) is entered into between CCAI and _____ _ and __ , a married couple [or a single woman], (hereafter c...
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. SAMPLE Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Bulgaria adoption. 1st Program Fee $4,850 – Check/ACH CCAI After App Approval IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee* $850 – Check/ACH CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $85 per adult in the home – Check/Credit Card USCIS When home study is completed Dossier Preparation Approx. $360 – Check/ Money Order Secretary of State(s) As preparing Dossier Home Study fee As agreed with local home study agency Your home study agency As agreed with local homestudy agency In-Country Translation and Legal Fees* €6600 to €8000 (Euros1) plus $40 USD/wire – Check/ACH (3 wires) CCAI (wired to Bulgaria) Split into 3 payments – dossier submission, referral acceptance, & after adoption finalization in country (schedule may differ for Waiting Child process) 2nd Program Fee $5,450 – Check/ACH CCAI Dossier submission to CCAI 1st trip - US Domestic & International Airfare $800 - $1,500 by coach per adult A travel agency of your choice Approximately 10-14 days prior to departure Bulgarian Apartment / Hotel & Room & Board (approx. 7 days for first trip) Approx. $100-$125 per night. Ranges from $700 - $875. Food approx. $20-$45 a day per person - $140-$315 – Cash/Credit Card Hotel Rental Service In Bulgaria Bulgaria Transportation fees Approx. $300-$600 – Cash Bulgarian Legal team In Bulgaria 2nd trip - US Domestic & International Airfare $800 - $1,500 by coach per adult plus child $800-$1,000, Credit A travel agency of your choice Approximately 10-14 days prior to departure Bulgarian Hotel / Room & Board (approx. 7-10 days week for second trip) Approx. $100-$125 for hotel per night, $1,000-$1250. Food approx. $20-$45 a day per person, $200-$450 – Cash/Credit Card Hotel Rental Service In Bulgaria US Embassy Medical Exam $190 Clinic In Sofia, Bulgaria Child U.S. Entry Visa $325 – Cash, submitted first trip U.S. Consulate Sofia, Bulgaria In Sofia, Bulgaria Post Adoption Services As agreed with local home study agency Your home study agency As agreed with local home study agency Court Validation Fee Varies by state/county Your county court After 2nd U.S Return Child’s Birth Certificate Varies by state Your state After 2nd U.S Return * Additional IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee and In-Country Legal Fees will apply for multiple placements. ¹ In Country Translation and Legal Fee...
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Ukraine adoption. First Program Fee (includes Home Study) $6,000 – Check/ACH CCAI After App Approval IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee (per child) $500 – Check/ACH CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval (at time of referral for additional child) USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $30 per adult for fingerprinting – Check/ Money Order USCIS When filing I600a with USCIS Dossier Preparation Approx. $350 – Check/ Money Order Secretary of State(s) As preparing Dossier Second Program Fee $3,650 – Check/ACH CCAI Dossier submission to CCAI In-Country Fee (3 separate payments); additional fees will apply if adopting more than one child $6,090 - $11,090** (depending on facilitator used) – Check (wiring fee included) CCAI (wired to Ukraine) Dossier submission to CCAI First Trip Second Trip ( Court) Refundable Citizenship/ Validation Deposit $200 – Check/ACH CCAI At time of invitation to travel to Ukraine US Domestic & International Airfare (3 trips) $1,300-$1,800 per adult/per trip (economy) + Approx. $1,000 child ticket (one-way) – Credit Card A travel agency/airline of your choice Approximately 10-14 days prior to departure In-Ukraine Travel & Meals/Accommodations (total for all 3 trips, estimated 25 days) $2,285 - $7,500 per couple adopting one child Apartment Rental/ Transportation/ Restaurants/Etc. In Ukraine Child Passport $100 - $150 Local Ukraine Agency In Ukraine Child Physical Exam $215 Embassy-Approved Doctor In Ukraine Ukraine Assistant (total for all 3 trips, estimated 14 days) Estimated $700 total (average $50 per day) Ukraine Assistant In Ukraine Child U.S. Entry Visa $325 – Cash U.S. Consulate Kiev, Ukraine In Ukraine Orphanage fee $1,000 – Cash Ukraine Orphanage In Ukraine Court Validation Fee Varies by state/county Your County Court After U.S. return State Birth Certificate Varies by state State Vital Statistics Office After U.S. return Certificate of Citizenship (where only one parent travels to complete adoption) $990 (Online) - $1000 (mail) – Check/Credit Card USCIS After US Adoption * Please see Explanation of CCAI Service Fees for details. ** In-country fees are subject to an additional 1%-5% Ukraine bank fee, depending on facilitator’s financial institution.
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Colombia adoption. * Application Fee $250 – Personal Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI App Submission 1 IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval 3 CBI/FBI Fingerprinting $39.50/person – Money Order/Credit Card Colorado Bureau of Investigation After App Approval * 1st Program Fee (includes home study) $5,700 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI After App Approval 4 Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains (CO State Contractor) $250 - Check LFSRM via CCAI When home study is approved by CCAI 5 USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $85 per adult in the home – Check/Money Order US Department of Homeland Security When home study is completed
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Colombia adoption. Key Expense Amount Pay to Due * Application Fee $250 – Personal Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI App Submission 1 IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval * 1st Program Fee (includes home study) $5,550 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI After App Approval 2 USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $85 per adult in the home – Check/Money Order US Department of Homeland Security When home study is completed
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Expenses Necessary to Complete Your Adoption. Your initials below indicate that you have reviewed CCAI’s estimated “Adoption Expense Chronology” (below) and are aware of the expenses necessary to complete your Colombia adoption. * Application Fee $250 – Personal Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI App Submission 1 IAAME Monitoring & Oversight Fee $500 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI (forwarded to IAAME) After App Approval * 1st Program Fee $4,300 – Check/ACH Withdrawal † CCAI After App Approval 2 Home Study (for families not living in a CCAI-licensed state only) $1,500-$3,000 1 – Check/Credit Card Your Home study agency Starting of your home study 3 USCIS Filing & Fingerprinting $775 plus $85 per adult in the home – Check/money order US Department of Homeland Security When home study is completed
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