General Information

General Information

Paperwork...and more...and more...and more...and more...and more...and more

All of us touched by adoption know how special it is to want and to love a child. Since practically all Legal-Eaze Team members are adoptive parents, we not only provide you with expertise, but we also share our experience with you. We know an adoption produces anxiety and stress, and we aim to take as much of the pressure off of you as possible by providing ALL adoption paperwork for you.

SERVICES PROVIDED

Pre-Adoption Paperwork

Click on the tab for “Pre-Adoption Services” if you need any of the following:

· filing of various pre-adoption immigration documents, including USCIS Form I-600A

· consultation with your social worker and/or adoption agency to coordinate dossier documents

· dossier preparation and authentication

· courier service to NYC government offices including vital records, county clerks, secretaries of state, and consulates

· vital records

· travel visas

Post-Adoption Paperwork

Click on the tab for “Post-Adoption Services” if you need any of the following:

· readoptions and second parent adoptions

· certificates of citizenship (USCIS Form N-600)

· U.S. passports

· social security numbers

· return of original documents (USCIS Form G-884)

We keep our costs for these high-quality services low because we are not lawyers —we do not give legal advice nor do we represent you. We do, however, assist adoptive parents with the many forms they need to complete.

Legal-Eaze CT Headquarters

290 Willow Road

Guilford, CT 06437

Phone: 203-458-6007

Fax: 866-608-6674

E-mail: CToffice@legal-eaze.com

Legal-Eaze NYC Office (NYC Courier)

366 Amsterdam Avenue, Suite 275

New York, NY 10024

Phone: 845-642-2990

Fax: 212-712-2664

E-mail: NYoffice@legal-eaze.com

Legal-Eaze FL Office (Readoptions)

4209 Bluff Harbor Way

Wellington, FL 33449

Phone: 561-422-6007

Fax: 866-608-6674

E-mail: Readoptions@legal-eaze.com

To contact us:

Patti Urban’s daughter, Kristen, meeting with former President Clinton. We visited him in his Harlem, NYC, office where we discussed the Child Citizenship Act of 2000.