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Hello! I love these boards, and confess to reading the Russia forum daily! (Such relevant information, and heartwarming stories.)
I was hoping to reach out to see if anyone else out there is adopting from Moldova? I am a mom-to-be adopting from this small EE country.
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JVK - The words referral and match are synonymous. Our agency explained the referral process this way. The agency submits our international dossier to the adoption committee in Moldova. Within 30-60 days, the adoption committee makes three or four referrals. Then the coordinator goes to the orphanages and gathers the information about these children. She then returns to the adoption committee and the committee decides which one of these children to offer to the adoptive family. If the adoptive family agrees, then they are invited to go and complete the adoption. If the family says no, then another one of the original referrals is made to the family and so on.I hope that helps.
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PAN: Below is an English link with a summary of the new law. There is additional info in the Nov 1, 2012 reference but I cannot find a link for an English translation - it is in Russian. However, the second link includes an interpretation of that reference. I prefer to be as educated as possible and then filter through any discrepancies. Hope that you find this to be helpful - waiting is difficult.
[url=http://www.loc.gov/lawweb/servlet/lloc_news?disp3_l205403441_text]Global Legal Monitor: Moldova: New Rules for Child Adoption Proposed | Global Legal Monitor | Law Library of Congress | Library of Congress[/url]
[url=http://www.reformtalk.net/2013/01/03/amendments-to-moldova-adoption-procedures-passed/]Amendments to Moldova Adoption Procedures Passed | REFORM Talk[/url]
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We will start the official adoption process very soon. We have an specific agency that we want to use but now I'm afraid we might not know enough about them.
What should you "investigate" about an agency? What are "red or yellow flags" that we should watch out for? What made you choose your agency?
If you want you can send me a private message :)
Thanks!
JVK
We will start the official adoption process very soon. We have an specific agency that we want to use but now I'm afraid we might not know enough about them.
What should you "investigate" about an agency? What are "red or yellow flags" that we should watch out for? What made you choose your agency?
If you want you can send me a private message :)
Thanks!
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Hiya, I have recently returned from a trip to Moldova (volunteering in an orphanage) and found it to be a life changing event. Off the back of it, I am now trying to adopt from the country and have discovered from various websites/blogs/forums that patience will be required. I am based in the UK and see that the process is different from the US but have been unable to find any information within the UK. Its nice to see other people who are also involved in the process and who share a passion in giving a child in forever home.
Out of all the info I have recently read, as a result of the adoption process being reopened, I dont think the Government antisipated such interest in international adoption and as such do not have the required resource to handle all the applications that are coming in and this is why a lot of people are finding a delay in getting a referral through.
Welcome Cemme! That is wonderful that you volunteered in one of the orphanages. I wanted to wish you good luck with the adoption process. Patience is definitely required! We are one year into the process, and we figure it might be 1-2 more years before a referral. Of course, we are hoping it will come more quickly.
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