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Welcome
801-888-2338
We welcome you to Utah Home Study. Utah
Home Study offers the valuable services required in
providing your family with an adoption or guardianship
home study. This document is legal according to the
State of Utah Laws and will be recognized as a
legal document and accepted by
reciprocating adoption agencies, attorneys and as a
legal document in the Courts in the State of Utah.
The Adoption Home
Study
- Completed by
a licensed
professional
- Required for
Adoption
- One
of the First Steps of the Adoption process (read
the article)
- Domestic or International
and Guardianship Custody Home
Studies
- Critical component and must
be completed accurately
- Legal in the Courts of
Utah
- Affordable
- Completed in a timely
manner
- Accepted by Adoption
Agencies
and Attorneys
- Make a referral to an
agency
- Learn
More
A home study in Utah is a screening of the
home and of the lives of prospective adoptive parents
and family members prior to an adoption taking place. A
home study is required by Utah law. The study can
also aid the prospective parents in preparing to raise
an adopted child in helping to make families aware of
the issues surrounding adoption and raising a
child. The ultimate purpose of a home study is
to benefit the child and to encourage that the
best interests of the child are
represented.
Information:
The
type of information that will be sought for your
home study includes the determination of the family
background, living circumstances, employment history a
criminal background check of the prospective parents,
medical background and an examination of the
home.
Our purpose at Utah Home Study is to find
the strengths and benefits you offer to a perspective
adoptive child not to look for problems in your home or
family. A home study, as its name implies,
examines the dwelling of the prospective parents. Some
factors that are taken into account include the
cleanliness and condition of the home, safety,
sanitation, and the neighborhood where the home is
located. Factors pertaining to the individual
family members includes their desire to adopt,
their understanding of the relationship between adoptive
parents and children, and their openness to addressing
the unique issues associated with adoption. If
there are any concerns or issues to be resolved, we will
be specific and clear as to what would need to happen to
qualify and receive an approved home study.
Some
people may hesitate and feel that a home study can be
intrusive, or who feel that there may be discrimination
against certain people who seem capable of
parenting, but are ruled out due to various issues. At
Utah Home Study, our professionals will help you through
these issues and help to put you at ease. We hope that
the miracle of adoption can come to bless and to help
prosper your family in wonderful
ways.
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