Adoption FAQ

You are not required to own a home. However, you do need to demonstrate that your home is compatible with your state’s guidelines and is suitable for a foster or adoptive child. Similarly, you don’t have to be wealthy to adopt. You simply need to demonstrate a consistent ability to take care of your current expenses. There are no specific requirements regarding formal education or college degrees. Omni will provide classes to better prepare you to foster and adopt.

This will vary from state to state, however in most states adults of all ages can adopt. Omni Visions prefers adults to be at least 25 years old, however, this can be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

When children cannot be reunited with their parents, their caseworkers often look for support from the child’s biological family and closer relatives first.

Yes, if you are a legal resident in the United States, you can adopt as a green card holder.

Their average age is approximately 8 years old but children of all ages can be adopted. Children in foster care represent a diverse range of races and ethnicities: 42% are white, 24% are African American, 22% are Hispanic of a different race and 2% are Native American.

Not always, but research shows that placing siblings together in foster care or adoption means a lower risk of failed placements, fewer moves, and significant emotional benefits.