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Birth Parent Search Analysis |
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What Our Customers Are Saying "Your report is absolutely fantastic and worth $1000!! I am
thrilled with your information provided and feel more confident
to do the trip." "The BPA gave me useful new information, and an interesting
overview of my daughter's orphanage. Because your analysis showed
me that my daughter was the only child found at her finding location,
it gave me the courage I needed to start searching for the biological
family, and finally, find them." "The information is concise, clearly presented, and based
on sound reasoning. It is, indeed, priceless. We can't thank you
enough for adding this important dimension to their stories." "It was a great report. Other than our finding ad, this is
the most we can offer our daughter when she is old enough to understand
or express a desire to know more of her history." "The report is organized well and presented in a way that
is easy to read. You've explained your statistics well. I'm so pleased
to have additional information from a trustworthy source that could
help us begin a search. You have created a fantastic product!" |
Research-China.org has more than 10 years of experience interviewing orphanage directors and gathering information, statistics, and insight into how children are abandoned and found in China. Using that expertise, we are able to offer a Birth Parent Search Analysis to help families decide whether the information provided them by the orphanage is accurate, and how that accuracy would impact a birth parent search. This knowledge will allow you to provide informed answers to your child's questions.
All
adoptive families are told where their child was found, but what they
lack is the view of the "forest": How many children are found
at a particular finding location? Do the orphanage’s adoption statistics
lend clues to the reliability of its information? Is there a way to quantify
success probabilities before spending valuable time and resources searching?
Research-China.org now offers families a customized report that will provide additional clues to searching the answers to these questions. Placing the finding of each individual child against the backdrop of every child found provides valuable clues that will determine whether or not a birth parent search is likely to be successful.
An added benefit to families that purchase our search report is membership in our Birth Parent Search Group, a Yahoo-based membership forum composed of a wide spectrum of more than 200 adoptive families — from those who are just starting a search to those who have found their child's birth family, many as a result of their Birth Parent Search Analysis.
Our search group is the most educational and informational Chinese search group that an adoptive family can join. Unlike all other search groups, our group is open to any topic, with no limitations. It will provide you with a wealth of ideas and strategies to take your report and implement it successfully.
How to Order:1. Review the price options below and choose the appropriate drop-down option under #3 to place your order using PayPal. You don't need to be a PayPal member to order; you just need a credit card. If you don't have either, contact us for more information. Option 1 – New Customers:
$50 Option 2 – Previous Finding Ad
Customers: $40 Option 3 – Birth Parent Search
Analysis & Finding Ad Package:
$75 2. Enter the required information in the message field below. 3. Submit your order by clicking on the "Buy Now" button. Follow the instructions in PayPal. Disclaimer: Data used to calculate assumptions and probabilities are gathered with as much precision as possible. Information presented to adoptive families is for their use only and is not to be published in print or electronic forums without permission of Research-China.org. The probabilities presented are designed to be “best-guess” estimates only. Although we believe these calculations to be valid, the actual outcome may be impacted by unknown variables such as orphanage records (which may have birth family data), finding location accuracy and other factors. |