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What are the steps in the adoption process?

October 25, 20251 min read34,000+ families helped

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Step 1: Gather Information

Start by learning your state's adoption requirements. Whether it's a stepparent or adult adoption, criteria can vary.

Step 2: Complete the Necessary Documents

Prepare all required documents with accuracy and efficiency. Many families choose to use professional document preparation services to ensure everything is correct.

Step 3: File with the Court

With your documents in hand, you'll submit them to your local court. Some courts require an appearance or hearing, while others may finalize the adoption without one if all requirements are met.

Step 4: Finalize and Celebrate

Once the court issues a decree of adoption, you can officially celebrate the beginning of a new chapter for your family!

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