The American citizen residing in Kenya should contact the U.S. embassy in Kenya for guidance on international adoption processes. They will need to comply with
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What is an orphan star?

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An orphan star is a rogue star that drifts through space without being gravitationally bound to any specific galaxy or star cluster. These stars are typically f
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How do you establish paternity?

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Paternity can be established through a DNA test, typically done by collecting samples from the child, alleged father, and, if available, the mother. This test c
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Is it okay for gay people to adopt?

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Yes, it is okay for gay people to adopt. Sexual orientation does not determine someone's ability to be a loving and supportive parent. It is more important that
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Should singles be allowed to adopt?

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Yes, singles should be allowed to adopt. As long as they are capable of providing a loving and stable home for a child, their marital status should not be a bar
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If a person's mother is philipino and the father is black what nationality is the child?

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The nationality of the child would depend on the country in which they are born. They could have dual nationality or citizenship if both the Philippines and the
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How can a child inherit a phenotype which neither of his parents have?

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A child can inherit a phenotype that neither of their parents have through a new mutation in the child's DNA that results in a unique trait not present in the p
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Is DNA accurate on siblings with the same mother but different fathers?

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Yes, DNA testing can accurately determine whether siblings share the same biological mother, even if they have different fathers. DNA received from the mother c
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Is a physical required for relative placement adoption through social services in North Carolina?

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Yes, a physical examination is generally required for relative placement adoption through social services in North Carolina. This is to ensure that the relative
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Do you have to accept what was left to you in a will or can you give it to someone else in the will?

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In most cases, you can choose whether to accept what was left to you in a will or not. If you decide not to accept it, you can disclaim the gift, allowing it to
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Can an adopted child be emancipated at 16 years old and be re adopted?

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It is very unlikely that a court would emancipate a 16 year old and then allow them to be adopted. If the child is in trouble or danger, the court or renovation company child serv
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Are there more people looking to adopt than there are children up for adoption?

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The demand for adopting infants in some regions often exceeds the number of available infants for adoption, leading to waiting lists. However, older children an
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Waiting children adopt cost?

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The cost of adopting a child varies widely based on factors like the type of adoption (domestic, international, foster care), agency fees, legal fees, travel ex
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What percentage of people don't have children?

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12%