Adopolis, Inc.
Thank you for considering Adopolis as your Primary Adoption Services Provider for your intercountry adoption. We understand that you have given careful consideration of your motivation to adopt a child and we will partner with you to understand and comply with the highly regulated intercountry adoption process.
The United States Department of State, acting as the U.S. Central Authority, oversees all international adoptions by U.S. citizens and requires that a Hague-accredited or approved adoption service provider act as a primary provider in every inter-country adoption, regardless of the child’s country of origin.
Adopolis is Hague accredited by the Center for Excellence in Adoption Services (CEAS), acting under the authority of the Department of State.
We work with U.S. citizen families living throughout the world who wish to adopt. Our headquarters office is located in Washington DC but we partner with home study agencies in all 50 states and we have completed successful adoptions from over 15 countries since our founding in 2003. We also have experience working with U.S. families living abroad in military or diplomatic service. Our staff has more than 50 years of combined experience in international adoptions. Adopolis a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3), organization
Services and information
- Adoption
Requirements to become a foster parent
Because there aren't enough foster parents in the District of Columbia, many foster kids end up living in nearby Maryland. However, D.C. has its own minimum requirements for licensing foster parents. Parents for District foster children need must:
- Be at least 21 years old
- Prove financial resources to support a child
- Rent or own a home
- Show you are healthy enough to care for a child
- Provide enough space in the house for each foster child
- Complete 30 hours of training
- Pass a Home Study
There is no minimum parenting experience required. Foster parents in the District of Columbia can be single or married, with or without biological children at home. In fact, licensed homes are often a mix of biological and foster or adopted children.
You can work outside the home or be a stay-at-home parent. To help offset the costs of childcare, foster families receive assistance for every foster child in the home.
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Feb 14, 2023
Extremely rude people