encyclopedia of adoption
immigration and naturalization
In adoption, refers to the entry of children from other countries for the purpose of being adopted by U.S. citizens.
The naturalization process was streamlined by Congress in 1989 to one interview with INS officials. Prior to that time, the naturalization process was more complex. The INS is located at 425 I St. NW Washington DC 20536 (See also INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION; KOREAN ADOPTED CHILDREN; LATIN-AMERICAN ADOPTIONS; INDIA.)
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©2000 by Christine Adamec and William Pierce, Ph.D. Reprinted from The Encyclopedia of Adoption, 2nd Edition (2nd Edition) with permission of Facts On File, Inc.
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