Can a unmarried American woman adopt from russia?

November 25, 2009 by Adoption Information and Laws  
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4 Responses to “Can a unmarried American woman adopt from russia?”

  1. Kim on November 26th, 2009 11:44 am

    Adoption Feedback: Yes. Single women may adopt from Russia.

    Here is a good website from the US Department of State that explains the requirements.

    You must work through an adoption agency which is accredited by the Russian Government. The US Embassy in Moscow maintains an up-to-date list of accredited agencies on its Web site:

    Good luck.

  2. simone19 on November 26th, 2009 6:27 pm

    Adoption Feedback: angelina jolie probably could. money talks.

  3. laina on November 29th, 2009 8:05 am

    Adoption Feedback: yes. It depends who you go through. About a year. it can be up to $60,000. Find an adoption lawyer. They can help you more with your questions. I recommend a city called “Magnitogorsk”. Just be careful, look into the medical histories. when they see foreign people wanting to adopt children they sometimes pick the sickest child because they think that the person would be able to pay it’s medical bills. So, just watch out for that! Good luck!

  4. Lanita on December 15th, 2009 10:25 am

    Absolutely! I did. My daughter was 9 months old when I brought her home from Kursk and now she is a healthy, happy 11 year old. The paperwork wasn’t any different than when I adopted my second child years later when I was married. The only difference was while in court, they asked me what would happen if I ever fell in love and got married. I told the judge we were a package deal, and if he didn’t like it , he could take a hike. For good agencies, visit the Joint Council on International Children’s Services, http://www.jcics.org for agencies that work in Russia.

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