Procedure
- An appointment should be made before the notarization.
- Before notarization, the legal consequences must be explained to the child. This is explained by the youth welfare office or the notary.
- The revocation is publicly notarized
- The document is sent to the family court.
- The revocation of consent becomes effective as soon as the deed is received by the family court.
- If the deed is received by the family court before it has made a final decision on the adoption, the adoption can no longer take place.