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Originally Posted by clintjm
I have accepted this fact and will live it. However for those who paint it to be all peaches and cream, I have a write to voice my opinion and tell those who decide to go to Japan to expect what I have stated in this and the other thread "whats it like?".
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I'm not saying it is peaches and cream. I am saying that people who harp on Japan's problems, and they do exist, do so in a way that is completely unbalanced. These events are rarities versus the entire foreign population, yet they are often presented as happening on a regular basis to everyone. This is false.
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Well the thread actually is about tsuwabuki adopting from his home country, Us/Texus. Not Japan.
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False. This thread is about adopting from elsewhere, somewhere closer to Japan, and getting permission from State and Texas in order to do so. Then getting Japan to agree to bringing the child in as a dependent. State makes the actual home visit. As far as I can tell, Texas just needs documentation because it is where I claim residency for taxes, voting, etc. I would need to step onto US soil to complete the process, but this can be done in Guam or Hawaii. US adoption agencies need not be used, as previously stated, some countries, such as the ROC, have internal adoption agencies that are authorised by State to work with US citizens.
Have you even bothered to read the websites? They're easy to find and very clear.