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Christian Family Adoptions, Portland OR
- Agency Name
- Christian Family Adoptions
- Agency Location
- 6040 SE Belmont Street
Portland, OR 97215
- Contact Phone
- (503) 232-1211
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- Services Offered
- Local Infant Adoption; National Infant Adoption; Foster Child Adoption; Independent Adoption; International Adoption Services: Home Study, Post Placement Services
- Description
- Changing the World, One Child at a Time
- Adoption Process
- 1. The first step in beginning the process of adopting a child is to complete an inquiry form which can be accessed on our website through the on-line link located on the home page, or by contacting us. This "pre-application" gets the process started by letting us know a little about you. Once you submit the inquiry form we strongly encourage you to enroll in Adoption Education Courses. These valuable classes will orient you to the unique challenges associated with adoption. 2. Once CFA receives your inquiry form we will send you our application. We ask for some general information about the adoptive parents. Along with the application we will need to send in a criminal history release forms and fingerprints. This form will be sent to you after you have spoken with a caseworker and have received your application forms. To speed the process we ask that you sign and return the criminal records check form which permits us to obtain the required criminal history check from the state of your residence. Depending on the caseload at the state office, the criminal history check may take a longer than expected period of time to obtain. This is why we suggest starting this process as early as possible. 3. After the program director reviews your application a home study packet will be sent to you. The packet will contain detailed forms requiring information pertaining to each family member, family finances, medical history, and reference forms. 4. Another component of the home study packet requires you to write an autobiography. While we're not looking for a Pulitzer Prize winning volume, we do ask that you frequently refer to the list of questions that will help you address the information we are seeking. We suggest that you not write the entire autobiography in one sitting. Take time to have fun with it. Some of the questions are introspective, and you may learn something interesting about yourself or your past through this valuable component of the process. The adoption pro
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