Adoption Theory

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Introduction The adoption system in US is different in comparison to other countries. This system varies from state to state. Adoption and Foster Care are two different ways in which children are taken care of by their non-biological parents. Adoption is a process to take into relationship someone’s child to be as one’s own. In other words transferring the rights of a child in his or her name for the purpose of parenting by taking legitimate actions and permission in regard to the performance of adoption. Foster care or Foster parenting, is a temporary care system where the parents are unable to take care of their child. Their child is then assigned by the courts or social groups to different families who take care of them for a particular…show more content…
For instance, when an American family adopts an Asian child then the moment the child enters the jurisdiction of US, the child can seek for citizenship of US through LPR. On the other hand the other Act is the Intercountry Adoption Act 2000 which basically highlights the intercountry Adoption theory as per the Hague convention in US. As US being a member state of the Hague Convention, is bound to follow the procedures. The prime object of Hague convention being child welfare and Protection. This law deals with visas for convention adoptees, convention records, immigrant petitions…show more content…
Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is for the purpose of bringing the child inside the United States. Any process of adoption outside the Country or within the boundaries of the country is a complete private matter between the couple or the adoptive parents and the foreign country court. In US, every state has its own law in regard to the effect and recognition of the foreign adoption decree. In some parts of the country it has not been discussed but in some states it is recognized and followed accordingly. There are a numerous laws which are being followed such as Readopting of the Intercountry Adoptive Child, Immigration of the Child
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