Timeframes and Waiting Time Sample Clauses

Timeframes and Waiting Time. One of the main areas of uncertainty with respect to inter-country adoptions is the total length of time it takes to complete the adoption process. Client acknowledges that CAS does its best to provide accurate estimates of current time frames in the adoption process, but these can change from month to month, depending on many factors. CAS maintains regular contact with foreign staff and cooperating agencies to keep abreast of changes in country adoption laws, philosophy, and political climate toward inter-country adoption. Every month, CAS will email country and agency updates to the Client during the adoption process. This email will give updates on the current waiting times and announce any changes in the country adoption program that could affect the Client’s adoption process.
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