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Re: Adoption From: Randi2 (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue, 15 Aug 2000 09:22:26 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: kris: "Re: thyriod and pcos" Previous message: Randi2: "Re: THE baby question" In reply to: anonymous: "Re: Adoption" My best friend is currently adopting from China through a small agency. The wait with larger agencies is often two years. My friend is told that her wait will be a year (roughly) from start to finish and the cost is $16k complete. It takes about 6 months to do all the paperwork, etc. through INS. She started her paperwork in late July and she'll most likely have her infant in her arms come next August! I agree that smaller agencies are the way to go for personal attention and a speedy process. At Mon, 14 Aug 2000, anonymous wrote: > >The $5000 tax credit for adoption is a one shot deal.You take $5000 off >the top the year you adopt. If you are interested in adoption, tell >absolutely everyone you know. And check out smaller agencies. Foreign >adoptions usually cost more- China is 15-16000- and that process usually >takes 2 years. Foster parenting is a good way to start for domestic >adoptions, I have found that the state social service agencies very >rarely tell you much about the children so your kind of left on your >own. -- Randi2 Next message: kris: "Re: thyriod and pcos" Previous message: Randi2: "Re: THE baby question" In reply to: anonymous: "Re: Adoption"

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