Same reasoning applies to those agencies with slick vs. homegrown information kits . Remember, it's your money. I'd also check with your local chapter of Resolve and adoptive family organizations in your area for recommendations. Whatever you do, get lots and lots of information from lots and lots of agencies. Only you know what's best for your needs.
Some people prefer large, extra-regional agencies with several international programs.
Others prefer smaller agencies closer to home. Don't be disheartened, though. There are many ways to make your adoption possible with a little creative thinking and some hard work. You'll find several leads to funding possibilities, including loans, grants and employer benefit programs. In the end, my husband and I decided to go with a smaller regional adoption agency with a strong Korea program.