Hvala ti na tvojim iskustvima i svim informacijama. Mislim da imas pravo da se molbe u svakom slucaju trebaju poslati na sto vise mjesta i da se ne treba obeshrabriti od prvih odgovora administrativnih vrhova. Izgleda da se uvijek ne podudaraju informacije koje ima adinistracija i iskustva ljudi sa terena. Kad sam zvala razne centre po Zagrebu, dobijala sam vrlo razlicite i kontadiktorne odgovore i sto se tice procedure i sto se tice djece. Npr. neki su mi rekli "samo vi vec posaljite molbe na centre, pa onda cekajte papir za podobnost", u centrima su rekli "ni govora, takve molbe ni ne citamo". Jedni su tvrdili "starije dijete, ma bez problema, drugi "danas je jako tesko uopce naci dijete" i tako ovisno koga se nazove nada poraste ili padne na nulu.
No da se vratimo na Crnu Goru, rekli su mi isto kao i tebi u pismu : da imaju dosta parova iz zemlje, da strancima bas i ne daju i ako, onda neposvojivu, tj. bolesnu djecu. Telefonski broj sam nasla na netu, priljepila sam ga u nastavku.

Jos sam te nesto htjela pitati. Vidim da u CG, kao i Bosni ne spominju papir o podobnosti koji se dobije nakon sto se skupe svi papiri i produ "testovi" i koji na neki nacin zamijenjuje sve te potvrde. Znaci li to da svaki put moras slati sve originale ili tek kad bi eventualno bila pozvana na neki razgovor. Mozda, kao u Hrvatskoj, molbu trebam slati tek kad imam papir o podobnosti.

Ministry of Social Affairs
Attn: Svjetlana Sovilj
Rimski trg BB
81000 Podgorica
Phone: +381 81 482-451
Fax: +381 81 234-256
www.minrada.vlada.cg.yu

ADOPTION PROCEDURES: Adoptive parents must first contact Ministry of Social Affairs of Montenegro. They must then submit the required documentation listed below.

If determined eligible by the Ministry of Social Affairs, prospective adoptive parents will be instructed to contact the appropriate local authority. Each municipality in Montenegro has its own authority called Center for Social Work (Centar za socijalni rad) which is part of the Ministry of Social Affairs. The Ministry will guide prospective parents to a local authority depending on the number of children awaiting adoption in that area.

Local authorities will attempt to match prospective parents with a child. When a match is made and the parents inform the local authorities to that affect, local authorities will schedule "Solemn Ceremony of Adoption (usually within few days). Local authorities will then erase the names of the biological parents from the registry books and make a new entry with the names of the adopting parents. This is also the time when the child's name can be formally changed, including the child's first name. Authorities will also issues an Adoption Decree (Resenje o usvojenju) which includes child's history and details on the adoption process, Birth certificate and passport.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADOPTION IN MONTENEGRO:
-. Written request signed by both prospective adoptive parents;
-. Parents’ Birth Certificates;
-. Marriage Certificate;
-. Proof of Citizenship (passport);
-. Passport copies;
-. Evidence of employment and income;
-. Evidence of assets;
-. Medical certificate including a psychiatrist's report on the parents' suitability for the adoption process;
Criminal records/Police certificates.