New Age Guidelines for Colombian Families

by Colombian Mommy

Now, while foreign adoptive parents must still be younger than 38 years of age, Colombian adoptive parents may be up to 40 years of age to qualify to adopt from this youngest age category. Additional changes include: Colombian families 41-45 years of age may adopt a child 3-4 years of age, while foreign families must be 39-41 years of age. Colombian families wishing to adopt a 5-6 year old will be between 46-50 years of age, and foreign families for this same category must be between 42-45 years of age. Previously all adoptive parents -- Colombian or Foreign --wishing to adopt a child younger than 36 months (0-3 years) needed to be 38 years of age or younger.

Source: New Age Guidelines for Colombian Families

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How do I find adoption records from Bogota, Colombia orphanages in 1980?

Mar 14, 2007 by tasop14 | Posted in Genealogy

I was adopted in 1980 from Bogota, Colombia. I know that the orphanage had something like "Sacred Heart" in its title and I know the name I was given before it was changed by my parents. I need to find out about my birth parents.


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how much is an adoption of child in Colombia and how much can I expect to get back from the US government?

May 31, 2010 by mike hogen | Posted in Adoption




A: I don't know, Troll? Whaddaya think?

Anyone know anything about private adoption houses in Colombia?

Oct 06, 2009 by MySmartSelf | Posted in Adoption

I'm adopting from a private adoption house in Colombia and always looking for more information about them.
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