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FAQ / Q: Would the U.S. Convention case rules apply in adoption cases where a U.S. citizen is residing in a Convention country, is considered to be habitually resident in the United States in accordance wit




No. The domestic adoption laws and regulations of the U.S. State where the adoption takes place would apply.



 




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