The process for children adopted internationally by U.S. citizens to gain U.S. citizenship differs from the regular process in several key ways. There are specific pathways and laws that govern how adopted children can automatically acquire or apply for U.S. citizenship, depending on their circumstances. The two primary laws involved are the Child Citizenship Act of 2000 (CCA) and the Intercountry Adoption Act of 2000 (IAA). An immigration attorney can bring more context to this for you

Being adopted is a whole different ball game,just an attorney

One is freemason,so you need someone to sponsor you the other is a child

What do you mean ?

Why would you want this information though , lol