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• What is Domestic Adoption?

  

  Domestic adoption in the United States refers to the legal process through which a child is placed with adoptive parents within the country. It involves the permanent transfer of parental rights from the biological parents or legal guardians to the adoptive parents, ensuring that the child receives a stable, loving, and permanent home.

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