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The Adoption Data Card (DSHS 10-114) is a legal document required by Washington State law (RCW 26.33.300) to be completed for each adopted individual. It collects essential information about the child, birth parents, and petitioners involved in the adoption process, including details on special needs, placement history, and agency involvement. The data collected is used for statewide adoption statistics and compliance with federal reporting requirements under AFCARS.

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How many people are currently waiting to adopt?

While it is difficult to find an exact, accurate number to answer this question, Some sources estimate that there are about 2 million couples currently waiting to adopt in the United States which means there are as many as 36 waiting families for every one child who is placed for adoption.

Are adoption records public in Washington state?

All adoption records in Washington are sealed (RCW. 26.33.

How many kids are up for adoption right now?

U.S. ADOPTION FOSTER CARE STATISTICS On any given day, over 368,000 children are living in the U.S. foster care system and the number has been rising. Over 108,000 of these children are eligible for adoption and they will wait, on average, almost three years for an adoptive family.

Is there a shortage of kids to adopt?

There are surprisingly few children in need of adoption in the US. There are certainly a lot, but we have 2 million couples in wait lists currently, and about 115000 waiting for adoption.

How many children are up for adoption in Washington state?

Information on Washingtons children There are 10,068 children in foster care in Washington; 2,167 of these children are waiting for adoptive families. Most of the children awaiting adoption reside in foster care. Some are in group homes. They are mostly school age children.

What is the average cost of adoption in Washington state?

Independent (Private) Adoption The cost range is typically $10,000 to $40,000 or more The costs include: Attorney fees: $5,000 to $15,000. Home study: $2,000 to $5,000.

Why are so many kids put up for adoption?

Safety Concerns - Domestic violence, aggression, and substance abuse are big reasons kids are put up for adoption. If a parent has a violent partner, they do not want their child exposed to that. They want their child to have a safer environment. So, how do parents get over putting their kid up for adoption?

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