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| Name: KC1420 | Date: May 29th, 2009 3:39 PM |
| where are they located, there is one in Califonia but it is only a church ↑ |
| Name: KC1420 | Date: May 29th, 2009 3:47 PM |
| carefull probably a scam--st joesphs mission st joseph parish: www.babycrowd.com/forums/adoption/beau tiful_baby_from_st_joseph_parish ST JOSEPH orphange: www.babycrowd.com/forums/adoption/b abies_seeking_for_a_new_home nee d more info st joseph catholic parish: www.babycrowd.com/forums/adoption/healt hy_looking_baby_ready_for_new_home s t joseph parish: www.babycrowd.com/forums/adoption/?now=450 ↑ |
| Name: tammy_white78 | Date: May 29th, 2009 11:38 PM |
| they are located in cameroon, they contacted me about a child but wasent sure if its legit or not ↑ |
| Name: KC1420 | Date: May 30th, 2009 2:51 PM |
| nohting in Cameroon is legit ↑ |
| Name: KC1420 | Date: May 30th, 2009 2:59 PM |
| well after more research you can adopt from Cameroon but it is not easy you have to go through the US Embassy there According to the U.S. Department of State web site, as of August 2006, Americans could adopt from Cameroon through the Ministry of Social Affairs and the High Court, as long as the age, marriage, financial, and medical requirements were met. At least one of a couple must be over age 40. However, if a couple has been married for 10 years, then the age requirement lowers to 35. Hopeful adoptive parents must be at least 15 years older than the child they wish to adopt. Since Cameroon does not have adoption agencies, orphanages are free to release children for adoption. While all orphanages are apparently free to release children for adoption, not all orphanages are accredited by Cameroon’s Ministry of Social Affairs. Apparently there are legitimate attorneys and social workers who provide adoption services to Americans wishing to adopt from Cameroon. The U. S. Embassy in Cameroon can provide this information to families interested in adopting from Cameroon. Each family is assigned a social worker to help the family locate a Cameroonian child to adopt and to provide the post-placement followup. The social worker determines whether the adoption can proceed and files a report with the Cameroonian High Court. Once certain criteria have been met, the High Court determines whether or not to issue an adoption decree. Required documents include application to the President of the High Court; a certified copy of the child’s Cameroonian birth certificate; biographic information on the biological, as well as the adoptive, parents; a home study report, financial documents, and medical certification of the adoptive parents. Of course, various unsundry fees go along with the documents. So, it appears that it is possible to adopt from Cameroon. However, to avoid getting scammed, ignore those enticing e-mails and follow the proper procedures through Cameroon’s Ministry of Social Affairs and High Court, as well as the U.S. Embassy in Cameroon. And it wouldn’t hurt to hire an attorney on the U.S. Embassy’s list. ↑ |
| Name: malam | Date: Jun 3rd, 2009 8:55 AM |
| i am a pregnant mother , looking fore a good parent for my baby , i am going to give birth in a months time ok... mail address [email protected]... ↑ |
| Name: secaly | Date: Aug 27th, 2009 1:52 AM |
| You might be able to find your own baby without the help of an agency on this forum group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MyPrivateAdoption/ its a place where birth mothers and adoptive families get together and find each other for free. ↑ |
