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iiclr-17533	Carlberg, Lindsay K.	The Agreement Between the United States and Vietnam Regarding Cooperation on the Adoption of Children: A More Effective and Efficient Solution to the Implementation of the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption or Just Another Road to Nowhere Paved with Good Intentions?	2007	36	.pdf	application/pdf	16540	1004	53	168 All Hague Convention accredited agencies and Hague Convention approved persons will need to meet the same standards to qualify as providers of adoption services for Hague Convention adoptions and to maintain the accreditation or approval. 176 The proposed section 101(b)(1)(G), however, modifies the existing immigration laws for children who come from Hague Convention countries; it requires that the child's parent or parents were unable to provide a suitable environment and that the parents have given written, irrevocable consent to terminate their parental rights with the child free of coercion.177 The next step in the new section 204(d)(2) requires the sending country's Central Authority to issue an adoption certificate as final evidence of the intercountry adoption.178 In contrast to the previous burdensome process, this conclusive evidence of the relationship between the prospective parents and the child will help smooth out immigration requirements for Hague Convention countries, such as by not requiring parents to readopt the child in the United STATE: How WILL THE UNITED STATES IMPLEMENT THE HAGUE CONVENTION?].	cache/iiclr-17533.pdf	txt/iiclr-17533.txt