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China Changes Requirements for Adoption Dossiers Submitted by Foreigners

China altered its requirements for intercountry adoption from China. In this post, we examine the new rules to adopt a child from China.

Ethiopian Government Suspends Intercountry Adoptions

On April 21, 2017, the Ethiopian Government suspended intercountry adoptions. The U.S. Department of State is working to obtain further information on the issue.

Increased Waiting Period for Adoption Approvals in Ukraine

The new Civil Code of Ukraine changes the waiting period for Ukraine adoptions after a civil court approves an adoption decree

New Guidance for Intercountry Adoptions of Japanese Children

The DOS published a new notice on the intercountry adoption of a Japanese child, with clarification on Japan’s special adoption process. We review the information

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