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Wasatch International
Adoptions |
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Agency Fees |
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| Item | Cost |
Application Fee |
$500 |
| Program Fee |
$2,000 |
Dossier Submission Fee |
$1,500 |
Referral Fee |
$3,000 |
| Home
Study Fee |
$1000 |
Home
Study Review Fee |
$150 |
| Mileage for home study | Not
to exceed $50 |
3
Post Adoption Reports - Utah Clients |
$800 |
| 3 Post Adoption Reports - Non-Utah Clients | $600 |
Foreign Fees |
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Ethiopia program Fee |
$6500 |
Document Handling Fee |
$1500 |
Foster Care Fee |
($10/Day 90 Days)$900 |
| Miscellaneous Costs |
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USCIS filing fee for I-600A |
$670 |
FBI Fingerprinting for each adopting parent |
$80 |
Child’s medical exam |
$100 |
In-country medical costs |
$50 to $75 |
Travel Vaccinations |
$200 to $700 |
Visa to enter Ethiopa |
$20 to $40 per person |
In-country transportation |
$40 per day |
| US-CIS Certificate of Citizenship (per child) | $420 |
| US Passport (per individual) | $135 |
Child’s U.S. visa |
$400 |
| Visa for travel to country (per child) | $40-$70 |
| ***Foster Care fee (six months from referral acceptance) | $600
Paid Every 3 Months |
Airfare to Country per person |
$1400 - $3000 |
Airfare for child |
$800 - $1000 |
Authentication, postage, courier fee range |
$350 - $550 |
Approximate cost of documents needed for dossier |
$200 |
| Food and accommodations for stay in Ethiopia (Per Day) |
$100 - $200 Per Day |
| * Escort fees are determined on a case by case basis. |
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| * Country Fees are never to be considered a stable or set fee as it is not determined nor in the control of Wasatch International Adoptions. The Agency makes every effort to stay current as to fees but third party and country fees may change without notice or reason.* | |
For more information about adopting a child from Ethiopia, contact Kathy Junk at kathy@wiaa.org.
Please note that the timeline for international adoption is not completely predictable and there could be many factors that might change our estimated timeline for completion. Some of these factors may include political upheaval, changes in policies and laws regarding adoption with foreign government officials or our own government, war, terrorism, natural disasters, the approval of the adoptive parents by either the U.S. government or the foreign government or possible reemergence of birth families. Wasatch does our best to help you as families to understand the realities of the international adoption process, but things can change quickly and timelines for adoption completion can lengthen through no fault of Wasatch International Adoptions.
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