Примери за използване на The adoptive applicant на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Upon the request of the adoptive applicant;
The adoptive applicant is obliged to establish a personal contact with the child for at least 5 days.
Brief history of the adoptive applicant family;
Information on the economic andsocial status of the adoptive applicant;
Power of attorney by the adoptive applicants to the organization for mediation in the international adoption procedure;
Document issued by the relevant competent municipality certifying that the adoptive applicant has not been deprived of parental rights;
(1) A report about the adoptive applicant prepared after the entry in the register or an updated one based on the documents under Art. 43, Para.
Document issued by a competent authority certifying that the adoptive applicant has not been deprived of parental rights;
About the adoptive applicant and the child, reports shall be completed and presented to the Intercountry Adoption Council in order to choose a suitable adoptive applicant. .
(1) The adoptive applicant or the relevant Competent Authority in the receiving country may request a temporary suspension of the consideration of their application for adoption for a period of up to 12 months.
(2) If the circumstances that required the suspension refer to the eligibility of the adoptive applicant, within the term under Para.
Item 1 does not correspond to the permission for adoption, the adoptive applicant shall submit updated documents confirming his/her eligibility within the terms stipulated by the order under Art. 40, Para.
Information about the Central Authority,accredited organization in the country of habitual residence of the adoptive applicant and accredited organization under Art.
(1) The consent of the adoptive applicant for the adoption of a child with habitual residence in a country that is not a Signatory of the Hague Convention shall be sent to the relevant competent Authority.
(2) The Ministry of Justice shall send the application andthe documents of the child and the adoptive applicant in court within 7 days of receiving the documents under Art.
Requests upon determining the adoptive applicant as suitable for a child, the Ministry of Justice to receive a report about the child and a full length photograph of the child, as well as information about the subsequent activities that the adoptive applicant shall undertake.
(3) In case the competent Authority of the child's country of residence requires additional information and/or documents, the Ministry of Justice shall notify immediately the adoptive applicant through the organization accredited under Art.
(3) Within one month after receiving the refusal of the adoptive applicant, he/she shall be entered in the Register ex officio under a new number.
Item 1 of the FC, the Intercountry Adoption Council shall review the candidates in order to determine a suitable adoptive applicant based on the order of entering the adoptive applicants in the register, the preferences expressed by them, as well as the circumstances that affect the interest of the child.
(5) Each year and in accordance with the date of entry in the register the adoptive applicant shall confirm in written their wish to adopt a child with habitual residence in the Republic of Bulgaria through the Central Authority or the organization accredited under Art.
And a document from the relevant authority or organization,certifying that the adoptive applicant has undertaken action to carrying out a homestudy assessment in relation with the adoption of the particular child.
And a document from the relevant authority or organization,certifying that the adoptive applicant has undertaken action to carrying out a homestudy assessment in relation with the adoption of the particular child.
(1) The Ministry of Justice shall send the original documents from the case file of the adoptive applicant to the competent Authority in the country of residence of the child, accompanied by a letter with provided by the Ministry translation in English or in the official language of the relevant country.
(3) The consent shall be given by a notarized declaration containing a statement of the adoptive applicant that they are acquainted with the health status of the child and the consequences of the adoption, a statement that applicant had a personal contact with the child and a statement of consent for launching the court proceedings.
(4) When choosing a suitable adoptive applicant, the Council shall be governed by the criteria under Art. 1 and the resources of the adoptive applicant to ensure the physical, psychological and social wellbeing of the child,as well as by the information regarding the personality of the adoptive applicant and other circumstances relevant to the adoption.
(4) The consent of the Minister of Justice for proceeding with the adoption procedure and the consent of the adoptive applicant shall be sent by the Ministry of Justice to the Central Authority in the child's country of habitual residence accompanied by letter with translation in English or in the official language of the relevant country, made by the Ministry.
Cannot be performed for the specified minimum term due to sickness, financial issues, urgent professional duties ordifficulties in organizing the trip, the adoptive applicant shall submit a notarized declaration stating that they accept the risk of the origin and the physical and mental status of the child and his/her future development; the declaration shall also provide an explanation of applicant's inability to travel and meet the child in person.
(11) When the application is prepared by the Central Authority or the organization accredited under Art. 116 of the FC,a declaration by the adoptive applicant regarding the profile of the child they wish to adopt shall be attached to the application, in accordance with the permission for adoption, including peculiarities in the child's health status and/or development which are acceptable for the adoptive applicant, and the motives for adoption.