Questions about Birthparents
Yes, a non-U.S. Citizen may place their child for adoption in Indiana, as long as the child was born in the the United States and there is a birth certificate that proves this.
A child born in the United...
Yes, this is possible, but there is a caveat. Birth grandparents do not have any legal rights, but many are very involved in open adoptions.
Your daughter would need to talk to the adoptive family she chose...
Although it is possible (though rare) to have a closed adoption with no contact between the adoptive and the birth family it is not possible to have no public record of the adoption.
Although adoption files...
Yes, you need to tell your baby's father about the adoption plan. Depending on which state you live in, however, he may or may not be able to prevent you from placing your child for adoption.
All adoptive families in the US (unless they are doing an adoption through an attorney in Georgia) must be screened through a home study. A home study is done by a social worker who determines that the home is...