Placing Internationally-Born Infants and Children with Families in All 50 States Since 1972. The Pines Court Ctr. The distinctive fabric motifs represent various symbols of Guatemalan sub-culture and status as well as being a cornerstone of their economic trade with the rest of the world. Since the 1980's, Dillon International has been assisting in the adoptions of Guatemalan children with U.S. families. The U.S. government requires all Guatemalan children, who are relinquished by their birth parents, to undergo DNA testing prior to being placed through intercountry adoption.
Specific fees are only due after a particular service has been rendered in the adoption process.
All fees are subject to change and services are charged at the rate that is current at the time of billing. Email Dillon's case manager of Guatemala Adoption for more information on this program. Go to our preliminary application form . Join the DillonCentralAmerica Discussion List. This list is for Dillon International families who are beginning the adoption process or who have completed the process.