Adoption is termed legally as permanently placing a child with a parent (or parents) other than the actual birth parents. Adoption leads to the severing of the parental rights & responsibilities of the biological parents and passing those rights & responsibilities onto the adoptive parents. A great number of youngsters are placed for adoption due to the birth parents' acknowlegement that they are unfortunately unable to take good care of their child. Occasionally biological parents involuntarily lose their parental rights & their child is placed in foster care as they were abused, abandoned or neglected. The lack of ability to reproduce and have a biological child is a common cause for adopting. Wanting to adopt might also be due to the lack of a mate or partner or a lack of desire to use a sperm donor or surrogate. Unmarried individuals and same sex couples often adopt for this reason. Processes for legally adopting vary from one country to another. Typically when making an application to adopt, all potential adoptive parents will be judged for appropriate suitability.

Adopting internationally are commonly more expensive and often incur other costs, including the adopters being required to go to the source country. U.S. citizens represent the vast majority of international adoptive parents. A few countries have moderately well thought out procedures and rules for out of country adopters to comply with, while others don't. Adoption rules & regulations for each country will differ widely.Requirements necessary to commence the process of adopting outside the country also deviate widely, depending upon the nation of the adopters. In the U.S., as a general rule, typically the initial rung of the process is to select an facilitator or agency to work with. Each facilitator or agency works with different nations, although a few only focus on a lone nation.

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