It varies. Timelines depend on the child’s needs, court processes, and the search for the right match. Expect several months to over a year, including training, the home study, matching, a supervision period after placement, and finalization. Your agency can give a realistic range once your family’s situation is clear.
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After giving birth, you have a 72-hour waiting period before you can give consent for adoption. If you change your mind during this period, you can inform your adoption agency or attorney. Once you’ve signed legal adoption papers after the waiting period, changing your decision will require a petition to the court.


















