Monday 19 December 2011

How to bring in your adopted kid to the US?

Consequences of Co-Ownership (Joint Ownership) of US Patents

Corporation A and Corporation B are co-owners of a U.S. patent.

Later, Corporation Z approached B for a license to the patent. Eventually, B decided to not sell the patent rights to Corporation A, but to negotiate a license to Corporation Z.

Each co-owner may license to others, without another co-owner's consent. The Federal Circuit examined the quoted paragraph from the Corporation A-Corporation B agreement. Also, the paragraph's requirement that Corporation B provide Corporation A with reasonable assistance during the litigation did not prohibit Corporation B from granting Z a license. Adopting a child from another country is called overseas adoption.

(i) Hague Process

Hague Process

If the parents who are intending to adopt a child have filed Forms;I-800A;and I-800, then it indicates that the child is from a country that has implemented The Hague Adoption Convention (Hague). If the adopted child is in a Hague country, then the child will enter the US either with an IH-3 immigrant visa.

If the parents who are intending to adopt a child have filed Forms;I-600A;and/or I-600, then it indicates that the child is from a country that has not implemented The Hague Adoption Convention.; If the adoptive parents have finalized the adoption in a non-Hague country and if any of the parents (married) have already seen the child prior to or during the adoption then the child will enter the US either with an IR-3 immigrant visa. The prospective adoptive parents must accrue two full years of legal and physical custody of the adopted child. The adoption should have been finalized before the child's 16th birthday. If the child is the biological sibling of a child that the prospective adoptive parents ;have already adopted or will adopt, then the adoption has to be finalized before the child's 18th birthday if they are a).

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