Adoption again.

U may call the phone company 1881 to check out the # for the org of Mother Choice

Check out the org is called Mother Choices in HK side

Woody, I adopted children while living overseas 13 and 14 years ago. At that time the West Australian government required that I have the adoptions validated in the court in WA. The requirements vary from state to state. You could ask a friend/relative to enquire in your home state. My sister made enquiries on my behalf and the responses were very helpful. I could not apply for Aussie passports until my children's adoptions were validated and citizenship was granted (a mere formality after the validation). It took time to achieve all of this -- about a year, I think. I took the children to Australia for a holiday using their original passports, saw a lawyer about the validation and left all the paperwork with her when we returned from our holiday -- we needed a few more documents which were easy to send to Australia and few weeks/months later, it was done. We then went to the Aussie embassy to apply for citizenship and passports. It was a lot of paperwork, but not expensive. Just give yourself plenty of time and try to get a HK passport for your new daughter immediately so that you have the flexibility to travel if you want/need to.