A Family in Bloom Adoption, LLC. Approval Relinquishment

The Center for Excellence in Adoption Services (CEAS) notified the Department that A Family in Bloom Adoption, LLC. voluntarily relinquished its approval to supply intercountry adoption companies, efficient December 19, 2025.

Agencies or individuals that aren’t accredited or authorized could not provide, present, or facilitate adoption companies until they’re below the supervision of an accredited or authorized adoption service supplier or are an exempted supplier, in accordance with the laws. When an company or individual decides to not search renewal of its accreditation or approval, the company or individual is liable for taking all essential steps to finish its intercountry adoption circumstances and switch its pending circumstances and adoption information earlier than its accreditation or approval expires, as required by 22 CFR 96.63(a). Agencies and individuals are required to have plans to switch circumstances and information in the event that they stop to supply or are not permitted to supply adoption companies.

Families working with A Family in Bloom Adoption, LLC. ought to contact the company straight with questions on case or document switch.

The Department of State doesn’t evaluate or approve case or document switch plans and has a restricted function of their execution. The Department does, nonetheless, talk with competent adoption authorities in regards to the accreditation standing of companies and individuals and case switch plans, as wanted.

Affected households could want to evaluate details about Case Transfer Responsibilities on the Department of State’s web site and details about If Your Agency is No Longer Accredited/Approved on the USCIS web site.

We additionally encourage households with excellent post-adoption reviews to contact their ASP for steerage on the way to proceed. Information about post-adoption reporting necessities is offered on the country-specific data pages on the Department of State’s web site. Requirements fluctuate by nation with respect to frequency of submission, data to be included, and strategies of submission.