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PARTIES  \nThe parties to this agreement are identified and defined as follows:  \nA. Placing Parents  \nThe placing parents are and , residing at . The term ‘placing parents’ is used in a general sense, regardless of the genetic composition of the embryos. The placing parents may hereinafter be referred to as embryo donors or donors.  \nB. Adopting Parents  \nThe adopting parents are and , husband and wife, residing at . The adopting parents may also hereinafter be referred to as the designated recipients or birth parents of the embryos adopted hereunder. The term “adopting parents” shall include the terms “adopting mother” and “adopting father”.  \nC. Nightlight® Christian Adoptions (NCA)  \nNightlight Christian Adoptions, maintains headquarters at 1528 Brookhollow Drive, Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92705, hereinafter referred to as NCA or agency, is a licensed adoption agency in multiple states.  \nThe use of the term “parties” herein shall refer to each and every party defined above.  \nII. DEFINITION OF TERMS  \nA. Embryos  \nThe embryos that are the subject of this agreement were conceived by in vitro fertilization. The embryos were created using (check appropriate category):  \nO Eggs and sperm from the placing parents O Eggs from placing mother and donated sperm O Sperm from placing father and donated eggs O Both donor eggs and sperm  \nSaid embryos were subsequently frozen and stored by the placing parents. The embryos are pre-born children who are endowed by God with unique characteristics and are entitled to the rights and protections accorded to all children, legally and morally.  \nB. Adoption  \nThe term “adoption” is used in this agreement in its literal sense, rather than in a legal sense. The parties to this agreement acknowledge that there are few existing laws relating to the adoption of embryos, although some states specifically recognize the transactional necessities required in legally transferring custody and/or ownership of embryos from the placing parents to any other party. The terms “donation” and“transfer” are an inherent part of the term adoption as used herein.  \nAny child(ren) born as the result of embryos transferred and implanted in adopting mother under the terms of this agreement shall be referred to herein as adopted child(ren) .  \nC. Medical Terminology  \nVarious medical terms are used in this agreement, including, but not limited to “selective reduction”, “embryo transfer”, “embryo implantation”, “cryogenically preserved embryos”, “in vitro fertilization”, “embryo viability”,“thawing”, “cryo-bank” and other terms. Such terms, unless specifically defined to the contrary, shall have the common and ordinary meaning accorded them in the field of fertility medicine.  \nD. Ownership and Parental Rights  \nThe terms “ownership rights” and “parental rights” are used interchangeably in this agreement. The use of either term shall include the legal interpretation applicable to the other term as well as the term used.  \nE. Subsequent Adopting Parents  \nThe term “subsequent adopting parents” shall refer to any family selected by the party authorized hereunder to be recipients of embryos identified herein which are not medically transferred in the adopting parents named herein in accordance with the terms of this agreement. The “party authorized hereunder”will normally be the placing parents unless they assign such rights to NCA. It is the intention of the parties that any subsequent adopting parents would become signatories to a separate embryo adoption agreement, similar in form and substance to this agreement, and be bound by all the terms thereof.  \nIII. PREAMBLE  \nThe parties believe that human life is created by God at the time of conception, whether in vivo or in vitro. The placing parents, through the fertilization of eggs and sperm, have become responsible for the lives of pre-born children in the embryonic stage. The placing pa","cbCaidjolqRYPijw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidjolqRYPijw","pdf",857476,13,"English","# EMBRYO ADOPTION AGREEMENT\n## I. PARTIES\n## II. DEFINITION OF TERMS\n## III. 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