Will It Cost Me to Put a Baby Up for Adoption in North Carolina?
Placing a baby for adoption in North Carolina costs you nothing.
Heart to Heart Adoptions gives you free help. We give you free counseling, help you plan, and help you find a family for your baby. You don’t pay anything. Placing your baby for adoption in North Carolina with Heart to Heart Adoptions is completely free.
Will I Get Paid for Placing a Baby for Adoption in North Carolina?
You cannot get paid money for placing a baby for adoption in North Carolina. This would be like selling a baby, which is against the law in every state.
If adoptive parents offer you money to place your baby with them, that’s illegal. If you ask for money from adoptive parents, that’s also illegal.
But the adoption agency can pay for things you need during pregnancy. All payments must follow the law. When you work with Heart to Heart Adoptions, we make sure everything we do is legal.
Free Help for You in North Carolina
Heart to Heart Adoptions gives you free help with:
- How does Heart to Heart Adoptions help birth mothers?
- What support do pregnant women get in NC?
- Why choose adoption in North Carolina?
- What kind of relationship will I have with my child?
- Is adoption free for birth mothers in NC?
- Who pays for adoption legal costs
- What expenses does the agency cover?
- Can I get paid for placing my baby?
- What are the steps to place a baby for adoption?
- How do I start the adoption process in NC?
- What happens after I choose a family?
- How long does adoption take in North Carolina?
- What help do birth mothers get in NC?
- How long does birth mother support last?
- What expenses are covered during pregnancy?
- Who qualifies for birth mother assistance?
- What is open adoption in North Carolina?
- What’s the difference between open and closed adoption?
- How does the Hearts Connect app work?
- Can I stay in touch with my child?
- How do I choose an adoptive family?
- What should I look for in adoptive parents?
- Can I meet families before deciding?
- Where are adoptive families located in NC?
- What are North Carolina adoption laws?
- When can I sign adoption papers?
- What are birth father rights in NC?
- Can I change my mind about adoption?
Here's what Maria - Charlotte, NC shared with us:
“I was so worried about money when I was thinking about placing my baby for adoption in North Carolina. I couldn’t afford a lawyer or any of the legal costs. Heart to Heart Adoptions told me everything was free for me – the counseling, finding a family, even the lawyer they got me. They paid for my groceries, helped with my rent, and even got me maternity clothes. I didn’t have to pay anything to place my baby for adoption. They made sure everything was legal, and I understood I couldn’t get paid money for my baby, which I knew was right. The free help they gave me in Charlotte made all the difference.”