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Dominican Republic Adoption

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This program is: open

Children available for adoption include boys and girls of all ages, healthy and special needs. They reside in orphanages. In 2008 U.S. citizens adopted approximately 18 children from the Dominican Republic.

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Travel required: Adopting parents must reside in-country for 90 days or longer.

Convention Country?: Yes

Singles accepted: Yes; unmarried couples must prove at least 5 years of uninterrupted union.

Other: Once a child is identified for adoption, a caretaker and housing are provided at applicants' expense, until the child is released to adoptive parents.

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