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Expert Audio: Adoption Paperwork, Explained
By the end of the adoption process, you will have documented every aspect of your life that can be laid bare on paper—in triplicate. Why is all this paperwork necessary and how do you gather everything?
Ketiwe Boahene, Program Assistant at Spence-Chapin Services to Families & Children, guides you through the documentation required for completing a home study. Learn how to obtain all the necessary forms, decrees, and documents, what to do when you run into stumbling blocks, how to ask friends for reference letters, and how to keep track of it all.
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By the end of the adoption process, you will have documented every aspect of your life that can be laid bare on paper—in triplicate. Why is all this paperwork necessary and how do you gather everything?
Ketiwe Boahene, Program Assistant at Spence-Chapin Services to Families & Children, guides you through the documentation required for completing a home study. Learn how to obtain all the necessary forms, decrees, and documents, what to do when you run into stumbling blocks, how to ask friends for reference letters, and how to keep track of it all.
