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Dear Friends, |
January 31, 2007 |
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Andrew and Connie Johnson wrote to me last May about their efforts to adopt a child from China. International adoptions take awhile and they are taking longer now than they used to. One of the steps to adopt a child from overseas is filling out a form with the Department of Homeland Security called an I-171H. This application includes finger prints, a background check and so forth. The fee is over five hundred dollars. The problem is that the form and the background check are only valid for 18 m... |
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