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10/27/2008

News / Notice on SDAPRC Unused Quotas

Ukraine: Unused Quotas


On October 14, 2008 the Ministry for Family, Youth and Sports published official Order #3899 approving revised procedures for submission of new adoption dossiers from foreign citizens in the fourth quarter of 2008. The annual adoption dossiers quota for 2008 previously had been set at 1,453. Although all of these were booked within the first months of this year, not all of these families actually submitted dossiers. As a result, the SDAPRC (State Department for Adoptions and Protection of the Rights of the Child) has now opened the unused slots for new adoption dossiers. These slots are not an increase in the annual quota; rather they still fall under the annual limit of 1,453 dossiers. This number is not subdivided by country or by specific categories of children.

The SDAPRC resumed acceptance of new dossiers on October 14th, 2008 and will continue accepting dossiers for 2008 until November 27th, 2008.

Order #3899 includes two attachments, one of them presenting the number of children available for intercountry adoptions, sorted by age and health condition, as of September 1, 2008. Please note that these statistics are independent of annual quota set by the Ministry (noted above), but provide a useful overview of ages and health condition of children available for adoption. The second attachment is the schedule for submission of adoption dossiers from foreign adoptive parents. Both documents are below.


Attachment 1

Analysis of the numbers of children available for intercountry adoptions according to their age and health condition
(based on the information from the central databank as of September 1, 2008)



Age of children


Number of children

(% from the total number)


Health condition

Healthy or with correctable medical problems


Serious health problems



Under 3 years old


551 (2,6 %)





551

3 – 5 years old


1324 (6,1 %)


109




1215

6 – 11 years old


5408 (24,9 %)


3011


2397

12 – 17 years old


14418 (66,4 %)


11337


3081

Total


21701 (100,0 %)


14457


7244



Ludmyla Volynets,
Director of the SDAPRC


Attachment 2

Schedule for submission of the dossiers from foreign adoptive parents in the IV-th quarter of 2008



Day of the week


Recommendation for the child’s age from the competent authority of the country of residence of adoptive parents*

Monday


Dossiers for children under 6 years old and those that have no specific limits for the child’s age

Tuesday


Dossiers for children 6-11 years old

Wednesday

Thursday


Dossiers for children 12 years and older



Ludmyla Volynets,
Director of the SDAPRC

http://travel.state.gov/family/adoption/intercountry/intercountry_4379.html

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