• No more than 50 years age difference between the child and the younger spouse and no more than 55 years between the child and the older spouse
• Couples must be married 2 1/2 years
• Previous divorce is acceptable
• Be a single female or married couple
• You may select the age and gender of the child
• You may have other children
• The Agency seeks Christian adoptive parents

• Parents must be 30-55 years of age
• Couples married 2 years. If previously married, married 5 years
• Single women may adopt from China
• Annual income of $10,000 for each family member including prospective adoptee
• Net assets valued at approximately $80,000 or more
• BMI (Body Mass Index) less than 40
• Youngest child in the home must be over the age of 1
• Long term health issues like cancer and depression are now considered on a case by case basis

• Couples must be married 3 years
• Previous divorce is acceptable
• Be a single female or married couple
• You may have other children
• The agency seeks Christian adoptive parents
• Must be at least seventeen years older than the child you wish to adopt

The adoptive parents must:

• Be a married couple for at least 2 ½ years or a single woman
• Be at least 18 years older than the child (no exceptions)
• Minimum of 25 years of age, no upper age limit at this time
• Latvian law requires a parent/child relationship be established before the final court decision can be made. This is done during the first trip to Latvia
• Adoptive parents may not have been convicted for violence or threat of violence, sexual or sexual abuse crime, discharged from the duties of guardianship, denied from being a  host or foster family, deprived of custody rights, or charged with alcohol or drug abuse or mentally ill status requiring treatment

• Be a married couple for at least 2 ½ years
• Be at least 18 years older than the child
• Adoptive parents can be registered only on the list of children with special needs (regardless of Lithuanian heritage)
• Adoptive parents should not be more than 50 years of age. Exception can be made if parent is in good health and there is a spouse under age 50
• Previous divorce is acceptable
• Lithuanian Central Authority prefers the adopted child to be the youngest in the family but it is not a requirement
• Certain medical conditions can disqualify prospective adoptive parents. Speak to program coordinator for more details

Mexico Notes:

Please note that we work in some states of Mexico

Please call 1-800-868-6339 to discuss eligibility requirements

•  Must be 25 years or older
• Must be at least 15 years older than the child you adopt
• Previous divorce is acceptable
• Parents may have other biological and/or adopted children
• Must be married
• Those with certain health conditions or a history of mental health issues such as depression should contact a consultant prior to applying to check their eligibility status

• Be 25 – 50 years old to adopt a child 5 to 6 years of age; Parents 51 to 55 years of age may adopt a child 7 years of age or older.
• Parents may have other biological and/or adopted children.
• Single women may adopt.
• Previous divorce is acceptable.

• Both married and single persons may adopt
• While no specific age criteria have been set in order to adopt, in practice adoptive parents must be no more than 40 years older than the child they adopt
• Poland has set no specific income requirements however they will assess adoptive families to ensure they have a stable financial situation, as well as overall good health and appropriate moral qualities
• Adoptive parent training is required as per Hague guidelines
• While Poland is a Catholic country they allow both Catholics and non-Catholics to adopt