Now the wait begins! Once you are in the queue, it is a long wait as there are an increasing number of people who have applied for adoption. You can log in to see your number in the queue and will be able to track progress. It took us around …
A social worker from the SAA you selected will now visit your home for the Home Study. Before that they will mail you a questionnaire to fill. This is Annexure 1 of the Home Study. To give you an idea, the updated format as of November 2019 is as follows …
This is a very important document as it shows whether or not you are fit to adopt. You need to get a certificate from a medical practitioner certifying that you do not suffer from any chronic, contagious or fatal disease. Please note that the format of the medical certificate with …
What are the documents that need to be shared for the adoption process? Postcard size latest family photograph/ photograph of the couple or person adopting a child (to be uploaded as well as 4 physical copies to be submitted) PAN Card of the prospective adoptive parents (to be uploaded as …
To proceed, you have to register online with the Central Adoption Resource Authority through http://cara.nic.in Link to register in the homepage is a bit hidden. In the top navigation of the homepage, click on ‘Parents’ > Resident Indian Parents > New Registering Parents> Register Online. This link will take you to the …
If your profile matches the criteria, you are ready to proceed. In a nutshell, the next steps are as follows. Have shared this to give you a heads up so you know what to expect. I will write in detail about each of the steps later on. To make it …
If you have decided to adopt, please be warned, do not approach any nursing home, hospital, maternity home, unauthorised institution or individual for adoption. This is illegal! Through illegal adoption, you may unintentionally become part of a child trafficking network. So how will you adopt? Say hello to The only legal …
