Of course! Many single parents have successfully adopted in Seattle. If you’re at least 25 and live in a stable home environment, we’ll help you through each stage, including a home study and background checks.

Seattle has extensive adoption resources, including support groups specifically for single adoptive parents. We’ll connect you with the right support system to make the process as smooth and reassuring as possible.

Washington allows adoption at 21, but we typically work with parents who are 25 and older, pass background checks, and demonstrate stability.

A home study provider will assess your home, financial readiness, and overall preparation for adoption. We break everything down clearly so you feel fully prepared.

A family’s relationship with the birth mother varies between closed and open adoptions.

Open adoption frameworks vary with each case. Some families exchange letters and photos, while others maintain in-person visits. We help adoptive and birth families create a plan that feels right for everyone while keeping your child’s well-being the priority.

Most families in Seattle complete their adoption within 13-16 months. The city’s size, resources, and experienced professionals help shorten wait times compared to other areas.

We’ll keep you informed and supported at each stage.

If your child is born in Seattle, finalization typically occurs in a Washington family court. We work with skilled attorneys to make this process as straightforward as possible.

We assist you at each stage — from selecting a home study provider to finding the right match and completing legal requirements.

Most Seattle families bring their baby home within 13 to 16 months, significantly faster than the national average, which is between 2 and 7 years. The first step is a consultation, and from there, we handle the details while you focus on preparing for your child.

Yes! You can express a gender preference. While being open to either gender can help shorten wait times, we respect your choice and work to find the right match for your family.

Seattle’s adoption network offers more flexibility than smaller communities, increasing your opportunities for a successful match.

After finalization, your child will receive a new Washington birth certificate listing you as the legal parents. If your child was born in a Seattle hospital, the WA Vital Records Office will process this update. It holds the same legal standing as any birth certificate and does not indicate adoption.

Absolutely! Many families from across Washington and the U.S. adopt babies born in Seattle. We handle everything from coordinating with hospitals to managing legal paperwork so you can focus on preparing for your child.

A home study is a required part of adoption, which typically takes 2-3 months. Licensed home study professionals assess your house’s safety, economic stability, and overall readiness to adopt.

We connect you with experienced home study providers in Seattle so that you feel prepared at each step.