Great Wall China Adoption:
Get some great information about this organization

Great Wall China Adoption (GWCA) is an adoption service company who aim to help individual families. They are a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Chinese children and babies find good homes.They have helped thousands of children be placed with loving adoptive parents and families, maybe you want to adopt and they can help you too?
They have a lot of years experience and have a family-first policy. They communicate with the Chinese Government daily, so that they can receive information and pass it along as soon as possible to eager families waiting on news.
The process to adopting will involve an initial consultation to see if you are eligible to adopt.

Some of the Great Wall China Adoption requirements include:

- being a married couple between the age of 30 and 49 (at the time of dossier registration).
- both potential parents need to have at least completed a high school diploma, or equivalent.
- There are income requirement. Your positive net worth should be at least $80,000 - with further requirements detailed on their website.
- there's also health requirements - there should be no diagnosed alcoholism or drug abuse, both prospective parents should have BMI's under 40, along with other requirements found on their website.
- if your criminal history includes outstanding warrants, or if you are on probation, have been arrested for illegal drugs, had more than 3 DUI charges, or any at all in the last 5 years - than you aren't eligible. This goes for arrests related to violent crimes and felonies too.
These are just some of the requirements, but there are actually many more, I suggest you check out their website for the full criteria.

So you meet the Great Wall China Adoption Requirements, now what?

If you are you move forward with dossier preparation. Once your dossier is completed and sent to China, you patiently await the referral of a child.
During this period you will get educated about how to bond and attach to your child to give you the smoothest transition into adoption, amongst other tips.
After you receive your referral, and accept, you begin arranging your trip to China, and further detail will be given to you about what to expect when you finally have your child in your arms.
After you have completed the adoption you will need to do some reporting back to China so they can see how your child is adjusting.
There is much more information on their website so that you can see in greater and finer detail the specifics of all these steps in the process.
Good luck if you are thinking about adoption, or already going through the process... it's such a great benefit for not only you, but the child.
Check out these videos below on a couple of families who adopted, I believe they show you a first hand account of what it is like.