Post-Placement Reporting Sample Clauses

Post-Placement Reporting. You will be required to complete post-placement and/or post-adoption reports. The timely delivery of all required post-placement and post-adoption reports is a crucial aspect of the adoption process and that your failure to comply may jeopardize the licensing requirements of Wide Horizons in certain countries of origin, causing damage to Wide Horizons, other clients in the adoption process and children in the country of origin who might otherwise be adopted through Wide Horizons. Wide Horizons expressly reserves the right to take all actions necessary to enforce your obligations to provide post-placement and/or post-adoption reports as required by the country of origin.
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Post-Placement Reporting. I/We understand that ASC will provide post-placement reports until final adoption of a child to the foreign country when required by the foreign country (96.50g). I/We understand and agree to abide by the post-placement requirements as outlined in my/our country specific fee schedule incorporated into the Agreement by reference (96.50(g)(1)). I/We agree that we will be required to provide all necessary information for the report(s) (96.50(g)(2)). ASC will provide post-placement reports only for Florida residents. Non-Florida families will have their post-placement reports prepared by the entity listed in the family’s service plan. The country specific service plan is hereby incorporated into the Agreement by reference (96.50(g)(3)), which discloses who will prepare the reports and the fees that will be charged. All actual and estimated fees related to post-placement reporting, and the number of required reports are found in the fee schedule. I/We understand, as prospective adoptive parents, that we are responsible for scheduling post-placement supervisory visits. If outside the State of Florida, I/we must schedule visits with a state-licensed child-placing agency that has signed a supervised provider agreement with ASC. I/We affirm that we will cooperate with the timely completion of the post- placement reports by making ourselves, the child, and other household members available for the post-placement visits, submitting photographs to ASC as required by the foreign country, and providing to ASC a copy of the child’s adoption decree, Certificate of Citizenship, passport, birth certificate, and other requested documents. (96.50(g)) Post-adoption reporting: I/We understand that ASC will provide post-adoption reports to the foreign country when required by the foreign country. I/We understand and agree to abide by the post-adoption requirements as outlined in my/our country specific fee schedule incorporated into the Agreement by reference. I/We agree that we will be required to provide all necessary information for the report(s). ASC will provide post-adoption reports only for Florida residents. Non-Florida families will have their post-adoption reports prepared by the entity listed in the family’s service plan. The country specific service plan is hereby incorporated into the Agreement by reference. All actual and estimated fees related to post-adoption reporting are found in the fee schedule. (96.51(b)&(c)) I/We understand, as prospective adoptive parents,...
Post-Placement Reporting. Attached as Schedule 4 of this agreement is a document entitled “CONSENT TO POST PLACEMENT REPORTING BY ACCREDITED BODY”. The Applicants confirm that they have completed and signed that document and agree to abide by the terms set forth in the said document in the event a Child is adopted by the Applicants. The Applicants will make time available during normal working hours (at a time to be mutually agreed) to meet with the Placement Agency’s Social Worker with the adopted Child and other children present as requested. Note: One of the main objectives of post placement reporting is the observation of family member interactions. The Applicants undertake that, should they have left New Zealand to reside in another country during the time that the Post Placement Reports are required, they will contract another organisation in that country to perform the remaining Post Placement Reports. The Applicants undertake to ensure that the organisation chosen to prepare the Post Placement Reports are acceptable to the Placement Agency and that a copy of the Post Placement Reports will be provided to the Placement Agency to forward to the Chilean Central Authority.

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