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RUSSIAN POST-PLACEMENT REPORTS
Russia requires post-placement reports to provide information regarding the welfare of children. Reports are prepared in accordance with the requirements established by the Russian government and as agreed to during the adoption process.
These post-placement reports are very important, so much so that Russia has rejected reaccreditation for a number of agencies, based in part on failures to provide post-placement reports.
POST-PLACEMENT REPORTS COMPLETED BY A SOCIAL WORKER
As of 2011 Russia requires that adoption agencies produce supervised post-placement reports at 6, 12, 24, and 36 months after adoption. On rare occasions, additional post-placement reports may be requested by the Russian adoption authorities.