Nicaragua Adoption

This program is: open
In 2008, U.S. citizens adopted approximately 10 children from Nicaragua. According to Nicaraguan law, prospective adoptive parents must either be Nicaraguan citizens or have a permanent residence in Nicaragua and plan to remain in Nicaragua until the child reaches the age of majority. In the cases of U.S. citizens with an approved I-600 or I-600A, the residency requirement is typically waived.
Serving families across the United States who are interested in international adoption. Passionate about building families through adoption, Attorney Mark A. Reder works with an inter-disciplinary group of professionals to find loving homes for orphans. [more]
Attorney practices exclusively in adoption law, both domestic and international, representing expectant or adoptive parents. Services include readopts, orphan visa issues, second ... [more]
Jocham Harden Dimick Jackson, PC
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Travel required: Yes; process may be lengthy.
Convention Country?: No
Singles accepted: Yes
Other: Required documents include psychological examination.
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