In addition to adoption, which is not always possible due to problems with the child's documents, there are other ways to take an orphan into a family. For example, you can arrange guardianship. And if you live in Ukraine, then take into account the specifics of registration of guardianship in this country.
It is necessary
- - passport;
- - Marriage certificate;
- - income statement;
- - certificate of good conduct;
- - characteristics from the place of work;
- - health certificate.
Instructions
Step 1
Check if you are the right person to become a guardian. You must be of legal age and legal age. You must not have more than six children in care, including your own blood offspring.
Step 2
Complete the necessary documents. Get a certificate from the housing office about the composition of your family. Also make a statement about how. What do you want to take care of your child? All adults in your household who live with you must do the same. Get a certificate of income from the organization where you work, as well as a testimonial for yourself. Make photocopies of all documents, including passports and marriage certificates. Also get a police clearance document. If you want to take care of a child who is related to you, your blood connection will also need to be proven with documents.
Step 3
Contact the Children's Services with all the papers. There you will be given a referral for a medical examination, including by a narcologist and psychiatrist. Other family members will need to provide general health certificates.
Step 4
Take special courses to train guardians. They will be useful to you even if you already have your own children. Admission to a family of a child who is likely to have psychological trauma is difficult enough even for experienced parents.
Step 5
Wait for the decision of the special board of trustees regarding your candidacy. You can be called to his meeting to answer additional questions. If you are deemed to be a suitable guardian, you can obtain official documents in this regard and pick up the child.
