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Adoption Registration : Bahamas

Name of the Organization : Registrar General’s Department
Type of Facility : Adoption Registration
Country : Bahamas

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Website : https://www.bahamas.gov.bs/wps/porta…vZ0FBIS9nQSEh/

Adoption Registration :

Adoption is the permanent legal transfer of parental rights and responsibilities for a child from the natural birth parents to another adult known as the adopter.

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Related : Registrar Generals Department Bahamas Birth Registration : www.statusin.org/5155.html

Once an adoption is complete at the Supreme Court, the information is forwarded to the Registrar General’s Department and recorded in the Adoption Book.

Eligibility :
There are no eligibility criteria for this service.

Process :
Submit an adoption order from the Supreme Court along with a valid form of ID to the Birth’s Registry Section of the Registrar General’s Department.
This information is recorded in the Adoption Book and is signed by the Registrar General.

Note:
At this time, this service is only provided in New Providence and Grand Bahama at the Registrar General’s Department.

Application Form(s) :
There is no application form for this service.

Supporting Documents :
Adoption Order from the Supreme Court.
Valid form of ID (e.g. passport , voters card).

Turn-around time :
Registration can be completed on the same day.

Deadline:
There are no deadlines for this service.

Related Fee(s) :
There are no fees associated with this service.

For more information please contact :
For more information on registering an adoption, please contact the following:

Births Registration Section:
Registrar General’s Department
Cor. of Shirley and Charlotte Street
P.O. Box N 532
Nassau
New Providence
The Bahamas

FAQs :
How many work permits would my business be entitled to?
Necessary work permits for key personnel will be granted. Businesses requiring permits for persons other than key personnel are encouraged to discuss these requests with The BIA in advance.

How can I become an International Owner of Second Homes?
Overseas Investors may acquire residential properties in The Bahamas of up to two acres without prior Government approval.

Such acquisitions are required to be registered in accordance with the International Persons Landholding Act. Second Home Owners are eligible for a Home Owners Residence Card, renewable annually.

Please N.B. This card will :
** Facilitate entry into The Bahamas and entitle the owner, his spouse and minor children to enter and remain in The Bahamas for the duration of the validity of the card.
** Application may be made to the Director of Immigration.

Am I eligible for Annual or Permanent Residence?
Accelerated consideration of application for Permanent Residence will be given to:
i) Major International Investors; and
ii) Fit and proper owners of residence valued at $1,500,000.00 or more.

Why should I invest in the Bahamas?
** A politically stable environment conducive to private investment
** An atmosphere where investments are safe and the expropriation of investments capital is not a considered option;

** A legal environment based on a long tradition of Parliamentary Democracy, the rule of constitutional and statue laws and where security of life and personal property is guaranteed;

** A stable macroeconomic environment bolstered by a prudent fiscal policy, a stable exchange rate, flexible exchange control rules and free trade;

** An environment in which freedom from Capital Gains, Inheritance, Withholding, Profit Remittance, Corporate, Royalties, Sales,l Personal Income, Dividends, Payroll and Interest Taxes are ensured;

** Essential public service, an adequately equipped police constabulary, modern health and education facilities and other social services;
** Dependable Public Utilities; and
** Essential Public Infrastructure such as roads, ports and airports.

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