Where can I adopt orphans?

Child welfare agencies can adopt orphans. The adopter can directly contact the guardian who raised the orphan. Whether adopting an orphan in a social welfare institution or concluding an adoption agreement after reaching an agreement with the orphan adopter, it is necessary to register with the civil affairs department of the people's government at or above the county level. Where an orphan is adopted, the civil affairs department that handles the registration shall make an announcement before registration. After the adoption relationship is established, the public security organ shall register the adoptee registered permanent residence in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.

With regard to adoption, the Civil Code stipulates that the adopter should be at least 30 years old, childless, capable of raising and educating the adoptee, and not suffering from diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adopting children. For orphans in the earthquake, there is no restriction that adopters have no children and adopt one.

The first step in adopting earthquake orphans is to find a certificate from the local public security bureau to prove that the child is an orphan. At the same time, adopted couples must be over 30 years old and need to be inspected by the Civil Affairs Bureau. The adopter has the ability to raise and educate, and the civil affairs department also needs to publish an announcement in the newspaper not to adopt the child. After 60 days, no one has any objection, and the adoption procedure is finished.

Article 1093 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC), the following minors can be adopted:

(1) Orphans who have lost their parents;

(2) Minors whose biological parents cannot be found;

(3) Children whose biological parents have special difficulties and are unable to support them.

Article 1098 An adopter shall meet the following conditions:

(a) no children or only one child;

(2) Having the ability to support, educate and protect the adoptee;

(3) Not suffering from diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for adopting children;

(4) All criminal records that are not conducive to the healthy growth of the adoptee;

(five) at least thirty years of age.

Article 1 100 An adopter without children may adopt two children; An adopter with children can only adopt one child.

The adoption of orphans, disabled minors who cannot find their biological parents or minors raised by child welfare institutions may not be subject to the restrictions stipulated in the preceding paragraph and the first paragraph of Article 1098 of this Law.