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Finalization of Adoption. If the permanency plan for the child is adoption or placement in a permanent home other than that of the child’s parent and the Agency is an approved adoption agency, the Agency must document in Progress Notes and in the family assessment and service plan, the steps taken to find an adoptive family or other permanent living arrangement for the child; to place the child directly or through another authorized agency with an adoptive family, a fit and willing relative, a legal guardian/legal custodian, including through a kinship guardianship arrangement, or in another planned permanent living arrangement; and to finalize the adoption or legal guardianship/legal custody. At a minimum, such documentation must include child specific recruitment efforts such as the use of state, regional, and national adoption exchanges including electronic exchange systems. Such documentation must reflect reasonable efforts to place the child in a timely manner and to finalize the placement of the child. If an Agency is not an approved adoption agency, and the Department will conduct the adoption home study for the Agency xxxxxx parent. The Agency must make every effort to provide the Department with all documents necessary for approval of the xxxxxx home as an adoptive home, including, but not limited to recent medical records, criminal history record summaries, Statewide Central Register data base checks, the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs category one substantiated findings checks as set forth in section 495 of the Social Services Law, home study documentation, child social summary, and agency caseworker recommendations. The Agency must provide information regarding the adoption subsidy and non-recurring adoption expenses programs to xxxxxx parent(s) and prospective adoptive parent(s) upon request and at the time a proceeding to free the child for adoption has been commenced or a child is identified to prospective adoptive parent(s), in accordance with 18 NYCRR 421.24 (b). At the time of an adoptive placement, the Agency must provide an adoption subsidy and non-recurring adoption expenses agreement to any person(s) who desires to apply for an adoption subsidy and must send the completed subsidy and non-recurring adoptions expenses agreement and all relevant agency documentation to the Department for final approval within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the completed subsidy agreement. The Department, if authorized, will approve or reject the a...
Finalization of Adoption a. If the permanency plan for the child is adoption or placement in a permanent home other than that of the child’s parent and the Agency is an approved adoption agency, the Agency must document in progress notes and in the family assessment and service plan the steps taken to: • find an adoptive family or other permanent living arrangement for the child; • place the child directly or through another authorized agency with an adoptive family, a fit and willing relative, a legal guardian/legal custodian, including through a kinship guardianship arrangement, or in another planned permanent living arrangement; and • finalize the adoption or legal guardianship/legal custody. At a minimum, such documentation must include child-specific recruitment efforts such as the use of state, regional and national adoption exchanges including electronic exchange systems. Such documentation must reflect reasonable efforts to place the child in a timely manner and to finalize the placement of the child.
Finalization of Adoption. Clients will be responsible for the payment of all costs and expenses, including attorney’s fees, which they may incur in connection with the finalization of the adoption of the child. This Agreement does not include fees for finalization. Clients agree to provide Agency with a copy of their final decree upon finalization. If Clients are finalizing their adoption in Clear Creek County, Colorado, they may be required to come back to AZ at the end of the six month waiting period to appear at court.
Finalization of Adoption. Party B is informed by Party A that there are risks, either known or unknown, that may, at any time before the adoption is legalized and finalized in China, impair, delay, or preclude the readiness of availability of an assigned child for adoption. While Party A shall make every reasonable effort to see that said child is both ready and available for adoption, Party A is not able to guarantee that, given the nature, extent and variability of whatever risks might be involved, the said child is ready and available for adoption.
Finalization of Adoption. 13.1 Definition of “finalization.”—To “finalize” an adoption means to have the adoption legally granted by a court or other legal authority with jurisdiction over the matter.
Finalization of Adoption. Within six months after the child arrives in the U.S., or within two months after receiving written consent to adoption from Xxxx, whichever is later, AP must file a petition for adoption of the child in AP’s state of residence and must take all steps reasonably necessary to finalize adoption in the United States. AP's failure to do so will constitute a material breach of this agreement.
