AdoptLink Information

AdoptLink, established in 1989, is the first on-line facilitation service in the world to provide a worldwide central registry of prospective adoptive parents (PAPs) and extensive networking service with adoption professionals throughout the USA. AdoptLink is paid a flat fee of $5550.00 by PAPs who are interested in locating a child to adopt. Services include worldwide networking with adoption professionals who have access to existing and future domestic adoption situations, education, support, resources, and referrals, for a term of twenty-four months, or the completion of the adoption (signed Order of Adoption) of one child or siblings, whichever occurs first. The existing AdoptLink networking system currently enjoys professional relationships with qualified adoption professionals, primarily private licensed adoption agencies and AAAA adoption attorneys, throughout the United States, who assist unmatched potential birthparents. Anytime these professionals are working with a qualified adoption situation for which they do not have an appropriate client base of PAPs, they may ask AdoptLink to network the situation and provide a particular "type" of family - perhaps YOU! For instance, perhaps a pregnant woman in Iowa with a Caucasian baby desires PAPs who live in Northern California, Christian, age 35-40, no children, one stay-at-home parent, willing to share photos and letters. Her adoption professional can automatically meet her request. AdoptLink will hopefully have such PAPs in its client base. If not, AdoptLink will search for PAPs meeting the birthmother's requirements. AdoptLink will link interested PAPs to birthparents who have already been evaluated by adoption professionals such as attorneys, agencies, therapists, etc. Information collected by these professionals, including assessment of level of commitment, medical, pregnancy, and social background, legal risk, financial requirements, birthfather status, etc. will all be known and available for the PAPs up front. No guess work, no scrambling for ...