Plz advice us..thanks
dev
(Querist) 26 May 2014
This query is : Resolved
I AM A PREGNANT WOMAN, RUINING WITH SIXTH MONTH, OF PREGNANCY, ME & MY HUSBAND WANT TO GIVE MY CHILD TO MY REAL BROTHER IN LAW, COZ THEY HAVE NO CHILD, WE CAN FEEL THEIR LIFE UNCOLOR, THEY HAVE DID MEDICATION FOR 10 YEARS, BUT COULDN'T GET CHILD,SO WE HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE OUR CHILD TO THEM, BUT SIR, THEY ARE PAKISTANI NATIONALS, AND T RESIDING HERE FOR IVF TREATMENT, AS PER GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ON LONG TERM VISA ,BUT THEY WELL GO BACK TO PAKISTAN, SO WE WANT TO GIVE THEM OUR CHILD, SO THEY CAN WILL NOT LEAVE INDIA HOPELESS, SO PLEASE TELL US THE PROCEDURE, OF THAT, AND HELP US TO REMOVE SADNESS OF OUR FAMILY MEMBERS, THANKS
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 26 May 2014
The Supreme Court of India has laid down that every application from a foreigner/NRI/PIO (as applicable) desiring to adopt a child must be sponsored by a social or child welfare agency recognised or licensed by the Government or a Department of the Foreign Govt. to sponsor such cases in the country in which the foreigner is resident. The foreign agency should also be an agency ‘authorised’ by CARA, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India. No application by a foreigner/NRI/PIO for taking a child in adoption should be entertained directly by any social or child welfare agency in India.
4.1 Criteria for Foreign Prospective Adoptive Parent/s (FPAP):
Married couple with 5 years of a stable relationship, age, financial and health status with reasonable income to support the child should be evident in the Home Study Report.
Prospective adoptive parents having composite age of 90 years or less can adopt infants and young children. These provisions may be suitably relaxed in exceptional cases, such as older children and children with special needs, for reasons clearly stated in the Home Study Report. However, in no case should the age of any one of the prospective adoptive parents exceed 55 years.
Single persons (never married, widowed, divorced) up to 45 years can also adopt.
Age difference of the single adoptive parent and child should be 21 years or more.
A FPAP in no case should be less than 30 years and more than 55 years.
A second adoption from India will be considered only when the legal adoption of the first child is completed.
Same sex couples are not eligible to adopt.
For more details, do visit the following official site of GOI:
http://www.adoptionindia.nic.in/guide_inter_country_chap4.htm
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 27 May 2014
Well advised by the expert raj kumar makkad sir, agree to it.
dev
(Querist) 27 May 2014
I BECOME APPRECIATED TO SEE THE ADVICES, THANKS FOR THAT..
BUT SIR, IT IS THE ADOPTION IS WITHIN FAMILY, ONE BROTHER IS GIVING HIS CHILD TO ANOTHER REAL ONE,COZ WE ALREADY KNOW THAT OUR BROTHER CAN TAKE CARE OF THAT CHILD MORE THAN US, JUST PROBLEM IS THAT THEY WILL BE BACK TO PAKISTAN,WITH CHILD& WE WILL BE HERE,
AS MINE AND MY WIFE'S AGE IS 33 & 30 RESPECTIVELY & THE MY BROTHER & HER WIFE IS OF AGE 35-35 RESPECTIVELY,
SO PLEASE ADVICE US SIMPLE WAYS FOR THAT, COZ WE WANT TO SEE THEM HAPPY.
malipeddi jaggarao
(Expert) 27 May 2014
There is no simple way. You can seek guidance from the Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India, New Delhi.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 29 May 2014
