As part of accreditation and ongoing monitoring for regulatory compliance, U.S. intercountry adoption service providers (ASPs) are expected to demonstrate their adherence to training and supervisory requirements of providers with whom they contract for adoption services overseas (known as Foreign Supervised Providers, or FSPs).
Additionally, FSPs are expected to comply with U.S. intercountry adoption requirements and their agreement with their U.S. ASP partner. This training course helps ASPs and FSPs understand and meet relevant compliance standards.
This course has been updated for continued compliance with federal regulations.
Topics include:
- What is a Foreign Supervised Provider?
- The Hague Convention
- Accreditation
- Determination and role of FSP
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- FSP contracts, agreements, and requirements
- Application of governing laws in real world scenarios
- U.S. parenting norms, including discipline, parenting styles, and parental roles
Upon completion of this course you will receive a certificate via email to the address used when registering for this course. Additional important information about registering a Foreign Supervised Provider for this course is available on our FAQ page (click here for FAQs if you are signed in to an account // click here for FAQs if you are not signed in).
