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Adult Adoption

I believe I've found all the forms I need for an adult adoption. I'd like for my stepfather to adopt me. I just want to make sure I have all the correct forms and the correct process.

These are the forms I've found:
12.981(c)(1)
12.981(a)(2)
12.981(c)(2)
12.981(a)(1)

Are there any forms I'm missing for the adult adoption process? Also, once all the appropriate forms are completed do I just file them at the courthouse? Thank you for all your help!

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Adult Adoption

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Adult Adoption
by: FALDP Staff

Here is what you've found:
12.981(c)1 - Petition for Adult Adoption by Stepparent;
12.981(a)2 - Stepparent Adoption Consent of Adoptee;
12.982(c)2 - Consent of Adult Adoptee's Spouse
12.981(a)1 - Stepparent Adoption - Consent and Waiver by Parent.

First - I think that the second one, the Stepparent Adoption Consent of Adoptee is unnecessary, because if you read the form and instructions, that form seems to be used when an child is over 12 (but is not yet an adult).

Second - I think that the Consent and Waiver by Parent is not necessary either. If you read the instructions for the Petition for Adult Adoption by Stepparent, you will find that the birth parent must be notified and or served with the adoption papers, but does not have to consent.

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