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China Adoption

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All applicants after May 1, 2007 must meet new requirements that include age, marital status, income, weight, medical history, criminal history, and others. A once stable and predictable program, China Adoptions have become less predictable with regards to time frame. Families who are in the waiting stages for a referral are seeing an increased wait time between acceptance into the program by the Chinese Government (commonly called "LID" or Log In Date) and referral assignment (commonly referred to as "LOI" or Letter of Intent).

Licensed, non-profit adoption agency with over 30 years experience and over 5,000 children placed with families throughout U.S. and abroad. A recognized leader in post-adoption support to adoptees and families. [more]

Dillon International, Inc. (visit website)
(918) 749-4600

Nonprofit, serving people of all faiths w/offices in CT, MA, RI, NH. Domestic and International adoptions, homestudies, post-adoption, birthparent services. Placing infants, ... [more]

Lutheran Social Services of New England - CT

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The China adoption program is one of the most reliable and stable, and China is the country from which most U.S. citizens have elected to adopt since the year 2000. In 2008, U.S. citizens adopted approximately 3,909 children from China. Children available for adoption are mostly girls, infants to 6 years of age. Older and special needs children are also available. These children reside in orphanages. Map of China