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Adoption in Ukraine

Dear Adoptive Parents,

Please be advised that the clinic where the medical examinations are done will be closed for business all day February 12, 2013.  Please plan accordingly.

 

This adoption information is based on the latest guidance the Embassy has received from the Department for Family and Children (DFC) under the Ministry for Social Policy of Ukraine.  It is provided for general information only.  Questions involving interpretation of specific Ukrainian adoption laws should be addressed to foreign legal counsel or your adoption service provider.

Disclaimer:

Information that you will find on our website is a guide for U.S. citizens who plan to adopt a child in Ukraine and apply for an immigrant visa for the child to come to the United States.  This process involves complex foreign and U.S. legal requirements.  U.S. consular officers review each case carefully to ensure that the legal requirements of both countries have been met, for the protection of the prospective adopting parent(s), the biological parents(s) and the child.  Interested U.S. citizens are strongly encouraged to contact U.S. consular officials in Ukraine before formalizing an adoption agreement to ensure that appropriate procedures have been followed, which will make it possible for the Embassy to issue a U.S. immigrant visa for the child.

New Address of the U.S. Embassy

  • 4 Aircraft Designer Igor Sikorsky Street, Kyiv, Ukraine 04112 (former Tankova St.)

Contact Information

  • Mailing Addresses

    From the U.S.:
    Consular Section
    U.S. Embassy
    5850 Kyiv Place
    Department of State
    Washington, D.C. 20521-5850

    From Ukraine:
    Consular Section
    U.S. Embassy to Ukraine
    4 Aircraft Designer Igor Sikorsky Street,
    Kyiv 04112, Ukraine
    (former Tankova St.)


    Tel:   044-521-5460
    Email:   Kyivadoptions@state.gov

    Important information

    The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv is closed to the public for visa business on weekends, the last Friday of the month, as well as U.S. and Ukrainian holidays.