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adoptee
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Adoptees often have access to information about their birth parents and may choose to search for them.
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adoptee
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United States
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Adoption often occurs through formal legal processes and adoptees may have access to information about their biological parents.
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adoption agency
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US
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Assists individuals or couples in the process of legally adopting a child.
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adoption agency
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United States
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Common method of family formation, regulated by laws and government agencies
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adoption agency
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United States
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Adoption agencies are common and regulated entities that facilitate the adoption process, providing services for birth parents and prospective adoptive parents.
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adoption agency
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United States
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Adoption agencies are common and regulated by laws to ensure child welfare and proper screening of adoptive parents.
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adoption agency
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United States
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Adoption agencies are common and regulated institutions that facilitate the legal process of adopting a child.
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adoption procedure starts
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United States
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Adoption procedures typically involve extensive background checks, interviews, and home visits to ensure the suitability of the prospective adoptive parents.
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9
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adoption procedure starts
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United States
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Adoption procedure starts with a home study conducted by a licensed social worker to assess the suitability of the prospective adoptive parents.
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adoption procedure starts
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United States
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The adoption procedure starts with extensive background checks and interviews to ensure the suitability of the potential adoptive parents.
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adoption procedure starts
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United States
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The adoption procedure often starts with a thorough home study and background check of the prospective adoptive parents.
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adoption procedure starts
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United States
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Adoption procedure typically starts with prospective parents contacting an adoption agency or a family lawyer to initiate the process.
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