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    Documents Checklist For New Petitions For Domestic Administrative Adoption As of 08.10.2022

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    This document is a checklist of required documents for new petitions for domestic administrative adoption in the Philippines. It lists documentary requirements such as a notarized adoption petition, home study and child study reports, birth and marriage certificates, background checks, medical and psychological evaluations, evidence of the petitioners' capacity to care for the child, consent forms, and certifications that must be submitted with an adoption application. The checklist is to be reviewed and certified by a social worker.

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    Documents Checklist For New Petitions For Domestic Administrative Adoption As of 08.10.2022

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    This document is a checklist of required documents for new petitions for domestic administrative adoption in the Philippines. It lists documentary requirements such as a notarized adoption petition, home study and child study reports, birth and marriage certificates, background checks, medical and psychological evaluations, evidence of the petitioners' capacity to care for the child, consent forms, and certifications that must be submitted with an adoption application. The checklist is to be reviewed and certified by a social worker.

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    This document is a checklist of required documents for new petitions for domestic administrative adoption in the Philippines. It lists documentary requirements such as a notarized adoption petition, home study and child study reports, birth and marriage certificates, background checks, medical and psychological evaluations, evidence of the petitioners' capacity to care for the child, consent forms, and certifications that must be submitted with an adoption application. The checklist is to be reviewed and certified by a social worker.

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    Documents Checklist For New Petitions For Domestic Administrative Adoption As of 08.10.2022

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    John Jason Narsico Albrecht
    This document is a checklist of required documents for new petitions for domestic administrative adoption in the Philippines. It lists documentary requirements such as a notarized adoption petition, home study and child study reports, birth and marriage certificates, background checks, medical and psychological evaluations, evidence of the petitioners' capacity to care for the child, consent forms, and certifications that must be submitted with an adoption application. The checklist is to be reviewed and certified by a social worker.

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    Document Checklist for New Petitions for Domestic Administrative Adoption

    File No. (i.e. RACCO NCR-DAA-2022-0001-Reg-001)


    Date received
    Name of Petitioners
    Address
    Name of Child Placing
    Agency (CPA) / Local
    Government Unit (LGU) /
    ARRS
    Address and contact
    details of the CPA/LGU/
    ARRS
    Name of Adoption Social
    Worker
    Address and contact
    details of the adoption
    social worker

    Tick off if available:

    Check Box
    Yes No Documentary Requirements
    Notarized Petition for Adoption
    Home Study Report and Child Study Report or Social Case Study Report
    (whichever is applicable, prepared within six (6) months based on the date
    of report
    Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) copies of birth record of the PAP/s and
    the child/ren
    PSA copies of Marriage Certificate and/or Certificate of No Marriage
    (CENOMAR), in case of termination of marriage, Authenticated Divorce
    papers with copy of court decision and Certificate of Finality by their
    Consulate, if foreign applicant; Decree of Annulment, Decree of Nullity of
    Marriage, or Decree of Legal Separation or the PSA copy of the Certificate
    of Marriage with annotation of the annulment of marriage, declaration of
    nullity of marriage or legal separation for Filipino applicant
    National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Police Clearance or Court
    Clearances. If foreign national, clearance from police authorities where he
    or she has lived for more than twelve (12) months anytime in the past
    fifteen (15) years
    PSA copies of the Death Certificate of the child’s biological parents, if
    applicable
    Original copy of the CDCLAA, if applicable
    Result of the recent medical evaluation of the child and the PAP/s prepared
    within six (6) months prior to petition for domestic administrative adoption
    Psychological evaluation prepared within two (2) years based on the date of
    report
    Psychological evaluation of the child, for children five (5) years old and
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    above prepared within two (2) years based on the date of the report
    Child care plans with a list of at least three (3) temporary custodians of the
    child in order of preference in case of death, absence or incapacity of the
    PAP/s
    Letters attesting to the character and general reputation of the PAP/s from
    at least three (3) non-related character references, of one preferably from
    an employer or supervisor or with whom the PAP/s have business dealings.
    Contact details of the persons must be indicated in the letter
    Recent close-up and whole-body pictures (5R) of the child and the PAP/s
    taken within the last six (6) months
    Documents showing the financial capacity of the PAP/s
    Written consent from the following:
    () Adoptee, if ten (10) years of age or over
    () Biological parents of the child, if known, or the legal guardian, or the
    proper government instrumentality which has legal custody of
    the child, except in the case of a Filipino of legal age, if, prior to
    the adoption, said person has been consistently considered and
    treated as their own child by the adopters for at least three (3)
    years
    () Marital and adopted children, ten (10) years of age or over, of the
    adopters, if any.
    () Non-marital children, ten (10) years of age or over, of the adopter if
    living with said adopter or over whom the adopter exercises parental
    authority and the latter’s spouse, if any
    () The spouse, if any, of the adoptee
    PSA copy of death certificate of the child’s biological parents, if applicable
    PSA copy of death certificate of either petitioner, if applicable
    Barangay certification and affidavit of two disinterested persons to prove
    that the adoptee has been treated and considered as the child of the
    petitioners for at least three (3) years before the age of majority
    Attendance at Pre-Adoption training or in applicable cases, undertaking to
    complete pre-adoption training prior to the issuance of Adoption Order
    Certificate of Approval as adoptive applicants
    Certificate of Matching, if applicable
    Pre-Adoption Placement Authority (PAPA)
    Verification and certification against non-forum shopping
    Other documentary requirements:

    Reviewed by:

    Name of Social Worker


    Date:

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