The main responsibilities and tasks of the China Adoption Center

1. Responsible for receiving applications and other supporting documents for the adoption of children by foreigners in China transferred by foreign ** or adoption organizations entrusted by foreign **;

2. Responsible for receiving the supporting documents of the adopter and the adoptee;

3. Find and arrange adoption targets for foreign adopters who meet the requirements of the Adoption Law of the People's Republic of China, and issue the Notice of Adoption to China and the Notice of Consent to Adoption;

4. Follow-up, understand and grasp the living and growth of Chinese adopted children in foreign countries;

5. Assist the relevant departments of China to deal with the protection of foreign-related rights and interests of Chinese adopted children;

6. Keep the dossiers of the parties involved in the foreign-related adoption relationship, including various original certification materials of foreign adopters, Chinese adopters and adoptees, as well as information on the life and growth of Chinese adopted children abroad;

7. Responsible for external liaison, consultation, coordination and service of foreign-related adoption;

8. Handle other affairs related to foreign-related adoption. 1. Research and put forward suggestions and opinions on the scientific raising of children by social welfare institutions;

2. Research and put forward suggestions and opinions on the standards and norms for child rearing in social welfare institutions, and assist in their implementation;

3. Undertake the training of child rearing practitioners in social welfare institutions;

4. Introduce and promote advanced child rearing models, projects and experiences at home and abroad. 1. Carry out research on domestic adoption work, and put forward policy opinions and suggestions;

2. Study and put forward suggestions and opinions on domestic adoption standards and procedures, and assist in their implementation;

3. Carry out consultation and service work on domestic adoption;

4. Coordinate and undertake domestic inter-provincial child adoption business. The daily routine of the office.

The China Child Welfare and Adoption Center is entrusted by China** to be responsible for the specific affairs of foreign-related adoptions, and to undertake the specific work of child rearing and domestic adoption in social welfare institutions.

The main responsibilities and tasks of the China Child Welfare and Adoption Center are:

1) Specific tasks for foreign-related adoption work.

1. Responsible for receiving applications and other supporting documents for the adoption of children by foreigners in China transferred by foreign ** or adoption organizations entrusted by foreign **;

2. Responsible for receiving the supporting documents of the adopter and the adoptee;

3. Find and arrange adoption targets for foreign adopters who meet the requirements of the Adoption Law of the People's Republic of China, and issue the Notice of Adoption to China and the Notice of Consent to Adoption;

4. Follow-up, understand and grasp the living and growth of Chinese adopted children in foreign countries;

5. Assist the relevant departments of China to deal with the protection of foreign-related rights and interests of Chinese adopted children;

6. Keep the dossiers of the parties involved in the foreign-related adoption relationship, including various original certification materials of foreign adopters, Chinese adopters and adoptees, as well as information on the life and growth of Chinese adopted children abroad;

7. Responsible for external liaison, consultation, coordination and service of foreign-related adoption;

8. Handle other affairs related to foreign-related adoption.

2) The specific tasks of social welfare establishments' work on raising children.

1. Research and put forward suggestions and opinions on the scientific raising of children by social welfare institutions;

2. Research and put forward suggestions and opinions on the standards and norms for child rearing in social welfare institutions, and assist in their implementation;

3. Undertake the training of child rearing practitioners in social welfare institutions;

4. Introduce and promote advanced child rearing models, projects and experiences at home and abroad.

3) Specific tasks for domestic adoption.

1. Carry out research on domestic adoption work, and put forward policy opinions and suggestions;

2. Study and put forward suggestions and opinions on domestic adoption standards and procedures, and assist in their implementation;

3. Carry out consultation and service work on domestic adoption;

4. Coordinate and undertake domestic inter-provincial child adoption business.

4) Undertake the daily work of the "Tomorrow Plan" office of the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

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1. Carry out research on domestic adoption work, and put forward policy opinions and suggestions;

2. Research and put forward suggestions and opinions on the standards and procedures of domestic adoption work and assist in their implementation;

3. Carry out consultation and service work on domestic adoption;

4. Coordinate and undertake domestic inter-provincial child adoption business.

Legal basis: Article 1105 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China provides that adoptions shall be registered with the people's ** civil affairs department at or above the county level. The adoptive relationship is established from the date of registration.

Where the biological parents of minors cannot be found in the adoption of minors, the civil affairs departments handling the registration shall make a public announcement of the cancellation before registration. Where the parties to the adoption relationship are willing to sign an adoption agreement, they may sign an adoption agreement. Where all or one of the parties to the adoption relationship requests a notarization of adoption, the notarization of adoption shall be completed.

The people's ** civil affairs departments at the county level or above shall conduct adoption assessments in accordance with law.

1. Which registration authority for the registration of adoption is the adoption of an orphan A series of formalities should be carried out, the most important of which is that the adoption relationship should be registered by the ** department. The registration authority should be the county-level civil affairs department of the place where the adoptive party is registered; Adoption of abandoned infants, children, and orphans raised by social welfare establishments whose biological parents cannot be found, shall be registered with the adoption registration authority at the place where the social welfare establishment is located; Where an abandoned infant or child is adopted that is not raised by a social welfare institution and whose biological parents cannot be found, registration shall be completed at the adoption registration authority at the place where the abandoned infant or child was found. For example, if you adopt an orphan in an earthquake area, you should generally go to the county-level civil affairs office where the orphan is located in Sichuan Province and other places to go through the formalities.

2. What are the materials for adoption registration The adopter needs to bring the relevant materials for registration, including: 1. The adopter's household registration book and resident ID card; 2. Proof of the adoptee's marital status, whether he or she has children, and his ability to raise and educate the adoptee issued by the adopter's unit, villagers' committee, or residents' committee; 3. A certificate of physical health examination issued by a medical institution at or above the county level that does not suffer from a disease that is medically considered unsuitable for adoption. 3. What are the conditions for the adoptee The conditions that the adoptee should have.

According to Article 1098 of the Civil Code (effective as of January 1, 2021), an adopter shall meet the following conditions at the same time: (1) have no children or only one child; (2) Have the ability to raise, educate, and protect adoptees; (3) They do not suffer from a disease that is medically deemed unsuitable for adoption; (4) There is no record of violations or crimes that are detrimental to the adoptee's healthy growth; (5) Be at least 30 years old. Article 1102 stipulates that if a person without a spouse adopts a daughter of the opposite sex with a banquet stool, the age difference between the adopter and the adoptee shall be more than 40 years.

In addition to requiring the parties to meet the requirements of the Civil Code, the establishment of an adoption relationship must also go through adoption procedures or notarization, otherwise it may only be recognized as a de facto adoption relationship, and the legitimate interests of the parties may not be protected by law when they are infringed. In general, when the adoption is registered, it is often handled at the local welfare institute or civil affairs bureau.