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Yup, that's correct. If there is not an open case where the child is in the custody of the state and the parents are doing a direct parental placement - it's the same as adopting an infant from a domestic adoption agency.
You'll not only not qualify for any assistance - you'll also have to pay all legal fees and have a private adoption homestudy done.
Costs for those things depends on the area where you live.
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