Adoption Home Study
about home studies
If you live in the U.S. and are going to adopt, you will need an adoption homestudy. Many states require homestudies before a child can be placed in your custody as adoptive parents. It is recommended that you complete a homestudy as one of the first steps in your adoption process.
State homestudy requirements vary, but generally an adoption caseworker will have you submit an intake form, and interview you to help her/him evaluate if you are qualified to adopt according to the guidelines of your state. Usually background checks, financial reviews, and at least one home visits are part of the process.
Read more about the Adoption Homestudy Process.
To find an adoption social worker or adoption agency who can help with your homestudy, please fill out the following form and you will be contacted within 4 business days:
Homestudies.com is a service of Adoption.com. Adoption.com is not an adoption agency or licensed social worker and will not write your homestudy. Your information will be passed on to an adoption social worker in your area. If you do not hear a response from us or an adoption social worker within 48 hours during the business week, please e-mail . By submitting your homestudy, you agree that Adoption.com is just a referral source and has no liability related to your adoption or homestudy, and that you agree to our Terms of Service.
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