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The governments of many foreign countries have asked US agencies not to put identifying information about specific children on the Internet, i.e., their photos, names, birth dates, city of origin. We can however share this information with you on an individual basis. There are waiting children in every country we work in, including babies under one year old with minimal health problems.

We have sibling groups of three and four children in several countries. In most cases these children have no health problems. Illien reduces fees as much as possible in order to assist families to adopt these children. Our fees are also reduced for older children.

Once you decide to adopt, the first thing you should do is select a home study agency licensed in your state. You do not need to know which country you are going to adopt from when you start, only by the time the home study is finished. You may use any agency in the United States for the international part of your adoption.

You will need to file form I-600A with US CIS (formerly INS). In most US CIS offices you must file this form when the home study is completed, but there are some exceptions. Illien will assist you to complete this step.

The time to look at waiting children is when you either have completed your home study or when you have almost finished it.

To inquire about our waiting children, e-mail us at illienusa@aol.com or call us at 404-815-1599.