What is the Relative Adoption Part Two (Birth Parent Consent)?
This is the official Nevada DCFS form used by a biological parent to give their legal, voluntary, and irrevocable consent to the adoption of their child by a specific relative (e.g., the child's grandparent, aunt, or uncle). This is the second part of the relative adoption process, following the relative's initial application (Part One).
By signing this form, the birth parent is typically terminating their parental rights, allowing the relative to become the child's legal parent. It is a profound legal action with permanent consequences.
Due to its legal gravity, Nevada law requires the birth parent to sign this consent form in the physical presence of a Notary Public. The notary's role is to verify the signer's identity and ensure the signature is made willingly and knowingly.
📄 Download the Official DCFS Consent Form
For Birth Parents Consenting to a Relative Adoption
Download the official consent form from the Nevada DCFS website. This form must be completed by the birth parent. Do not sign the form until you are physically present at your appointment with a notary.
⚠ This is a permanent legal document. Seek legal advice from a family law attorney before signing. The signing birth parent must provide a valid government-issued photo ID to the notary.
Download Consent Form
✓ Irrevocable Consent
In most circumstances, once this consent is properly signed, notarized, and filed with the court, it is irrevocable, meaning it cannot be taken back. It is crucial to be absolutely certain before signing.
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We provide discreet and professional mobile notary services at a location that ensures your privacy and comfort during this sensitive process.
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