Adopting my brothers

[Meerim 1]

4 minutes ago, cyberfx1024 said:

OP means the "Original Poster" as in your the person that started this thread.

lol okay thank you. im just too new in forum lol. and english is my fourth language. accept my apologies for inconvenience.

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

10 minutes ago, Meerim said:

lol okay thank you. im just too new in forum lol. and english is my fourth language. accept my apologies for inconvenience.

Not a problem at all I completely understand. My wife is the same way and English is her 4th language as well. You are in Kyrgyzstan so that means you probably speak Russian, Kyrgyz, and I don't know what else. I met and became friends with a couple people from Kyrgyzstan when I worked in Afghanistan. They would come and live/work on base with us.

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7 hours ago, Meerim said:

update: Kyrgyzstan is a hague country. so i found out i need to send request to the immigration first...before i have ro find an adoption agency that colloborates with Kyrgyz Government...but no luck...if anyone knows cerrified adoprion agency olease let me know. 

Thank you 

 

3 hours ago, Meerim said:

In our case they are my brothers. If they would be from the foster house then yeah... 

Please keep us updated as much as you can.

 

Adoption is a frequent question here. Since you in fact qualify to adopt your brothers it will be beneficial for future members who also qualify to know the process. As mentioned by @cyberfx1024, many people want to simply adopt a relative as a work around of immigration but obviously that is not your case. If you are successful in the process it will be very helpful to VJ to share your experience.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

  It is common to want to help relatives in places that have lessor standards than the US. Because it is so common , immigration has had to put up road blocks.  The end of chain migration will probably affect this  also .  In your case you are just trying to take care of siblings whose parents left the earth too soon.   You may end up having to spend some time back there.  I have friends that just finished the pre adoption home study on this end ad that is quite consuming. 

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Since you are not in the US at this time,  have your husband consult an immigration attorney specializing in international adoptions before his visit.  Try the AILA to see if one can be located near him.  Another source of a reference to an attorney is an agency specializing in international adoptions - especially if it has contacts in their home country.

 

Adoption is never DIY, and this is even more complicated.