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Stay current with regulations and documentation, and find information from other adoptive parents and adoption professionals to guide you through the process. Books, too.

Adopting from Russia

A moratorium on Russia adoptions by Americans has been proposed and will be on the agenda when the Russian Duma (Parliament) reconvenes in mid-September, 2005, after the summer break. Russia remains one of the top countries from which Americans choose to adopt. Learn how it works.... [more]

Adopting from Russia
Practical advice from a family who has been through the process - twice. Great details on a variety of agencies, travel, language. Good current info; updated regularly.

   
Adopting from Russia Language and Parenting Guide
This book and accompanying cassette are a wonderful resource for toddler/older child adoption!

Adoption - Russia
Regulations and conditions, from the US State Department. Check here for the latest updates on new regulations.

Homestudy Guidelines
What questions will be asked, supporting documentation required; for professionals and those seeking to adopt.

International Orphan Adoption
From the Consular Section of the American Embassy in Moscow, information for adopting parents, including visa procedures, accredited agencies, and more.

Russian Adoption Page
An excellent source of information in association with Russian Adoption Medical Services. Includes info on medical reports for adoptees and the general adoption climate in Russia.

The First Thousand Words in Russian
A picture word book to help ease the communication transition for parents and children. Includes a dictionary and pronunciation guide, and themes from everyday life. Reviewed by Angela Waner, mom to Natasha, adopted from Ukraine.

The Russian Word for Snow
Review of a new book about adopting from Russia during a time of political unrest. The author tells a moving story punctuated with humor, wry insightfulness, and painful honesty.

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