Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
See the step-by-step process and timeline for adopting a child from foster care in Oregon
When adoption is the best option for a child, ODHS oversees the adoption process for children adopted from foster care. ODHS runs programs to help with the costs of adoption and guardianship and supports people in connecting with their birth families.
Is adoption placement planning happening at the same time as the legally freeing process? If not, what are the barriers to doing so and what’s being done to address/resolve the issues? Are all siblings for whom adoption is being planned placed together? If not: Are they visiting? What efforts are being made to place them together?
Type in the search box to find a specific form. You can also filter by category (be sure to click "add filter").
☐ one parent or another person consenting to adoption (not an adoption agency) has resided in the state for at least six consecutive months immediately prior to filing ☐ prospective adoptive parent resided in the state for six consecutive months
Page 2 of 5 – Fast Track Adoption Checklist – 12/1/22 An Adoption Summary and Segregated Information Statement (“ASSIS”) must be filed concurrently with petition.
1. Petition for Adoption See ORS 109.315; N.B., Section (6) of 109.329 lists the statutory provisions that do NOT apply to the adoption of an adult (ORS 109.315 specifically does not apply to adult adoptions, but is useful as a guide for what to include to meet the requirements of ORS 109.329(5)).
