Adoption and foster care
Sometimes a child’s biological parents are not in a position to look after
the child. Children in this situation can be cared for by other families on a
permanent or temporary basis. How does adoption work and who can provide advice if
you would like to foster a child?
Services in Adoption and foster care
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Adopt adults
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Adopting a Related Child
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Adopting a Stepchild
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Adopting adults with effect of adopting minors
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Adoption Declaration of revocation of the child
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Adoption of a child after placement by the youth welfare office
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Adoption of a foreign child - conversion of a weak into a strong adoption
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Adoption of a foreign child decision
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Adoption of a foreign child Notarization in the birth register
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Adoption of a foreign child receiving accompaniment
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Adoption of a German child Certification in the birth register
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Adoption of an international child Declaration of adoption applicants
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Adoption of placement files Inspection
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Adoption procedures and adoption placement
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Applying as a foster parent, aptitude test
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Care allowance and allowances for foster parents Grant
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Check suitability as adoptive parents for a domestic adoption
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Foster children
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General full-time care Receiving support for foster children
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Leaving a child with a foster carer
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Notarizing the father's waiver of transfer of custody
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One-off benefits or subsidies for the admission of a foster child
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Request a certificate of sole custody
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Requesting information from the custody register
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Reverse adoption by children over 14 years of age.
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Support from the youth welfare office and the responsible foreign placement agency when converting a weak adoption into a strong adoption of a foreign child
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