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Exploring Adoption

  • Adoption Criteria
  • Adoption Process
  • Post-Adoption Reports
  • Common Questions
  • Fee Schedule
  • Hosting

Exploring Adoption

Post-Adoption Reports

Post-adoption reports are necessary for compliance with agency and country requirements, ensuring the child’s well-being, and maintaining transparency in the adoption process.

What Are Post-Adoption Reports?

Post-adoption reports are updates completed by your home study social worker to ensure the adopted child is thriving. These reports include:

  • 10 photos with captions
  • Details about the child’s health and well-being
  • Information on how the family is adjusting

All post-adoption reports must have attached updated documentation from the child’s doctor, specialists, teacher, counselor, and psychologist.

When Are Post-Adoption Reports Due?

For adoptions from Ecuador, reports should be submitted at the following intervals:

  • 1 month
  • 4 months
  • 8 months
  • 12 months (1 year)
  • 18 months
  • 24 months (2 years)

Submission Guidelines

The 30-day report is due immediately after returning home. Reports should cover the child’s medical, academic, and psychological needs, including updates on progress, appointments, and resources being utilized.

For any questions or additional guidance, fill out the form below.


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Prospective Adoptive Parents Form

Prior to starting the adoption process, Gladney Center for Adoption requires that a family submit a Prospective Adoptive Parents Form.
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TYPES OF ADOPTION
PREGNANT & CONSIDERING
DOMESTIC INFANT
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
FOSTER ADOPTION
contact information
6300 JOHN RYAN DRIVE FORT WORTH, TX 76132
hello@gladney.org
817-922-6000
CONTACT US
OTHER LINKS
CAREERS
DONATE
COUNSELING
AdoptED
GLADNEY UNIVERSITY
HOME STUDY
Copyright © 2025 Gladney Center for Adoption. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.
TYPES OF ADOPTION
PREGNANT & CONSIDERING
DOMESTIC INFANT
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
FOSTER ADOPTION
OTHER LINKS
CAREERS
DONATE
COUNSELING
AdoptED
GLADNEY UNIVERSITY
HOME STUDY
contact information
6300 JOHN RYAN DRIVE
FORT WORTH, TX 76132
HELLO@GLADNEY.COM
817-922-6000
CONTACT US
Copyright © 2025 Gladney Center for Adoption. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.