1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Safe Home Act of 2019 . 2. Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that: (1) Adopted children may be most at risk of experiencing an unregulated custody transfer because the challenges associated with adoptions, including the child’s mental health needs and the difficulties many families face in acquiring support services, may lead families to seek out unregulated custody transfers. (2) Many adopted children experience trauma, and the disruption and placement in another home by unregulated custody transfer creates additional trauma and instability for the child. (3) Children who experience an unregulated custody transfer may be placed with families who have not completed required child welfare or criminal background checks or clearances. (4) Social services agencies and courts are often unaware of the placement of children through unregulated custody transfer and therefore do not conduct assessments on the child’s safety and well-being in such placements. (5) Such lack of placement oversight places a child at risk for future abuse and increases the likelihood that the child may experience— (A) physical, sexual, or emotional abuse or neglect; (B) contact with unsafe adults or youth