Rumbold and Seidelman

1. Domestic Private Placement Adoption
2. Domestic Private Agency Adoption
3. Second Parent Adoptions
4. Step Parent Adoptions
5. International Adoption
6. Re-Adoption
7. Domestic Public Agency / Foster Care Adoptions
8. Adoptive Parents' FAQs

6. Re-Adoption

Re-Adoption is the legal process whereby a state court in the United States, with jurisdiction over adoption matters, enters an Order of Adoption in favor of adoptive parents who previously adopted their child in a jurisdiction outside of the United States.

Is Re-Adoption legally required?

Rumbold & Seidelman can assist you in the following ways:

Compile, prepare and submit all documents required for a completed re-adoption
Obtain new birth certificate issued after re-adoption

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