(1) age and date of birth, nationality, racial or ethnic background, and any religious affiliation;

(2) marital status and family history, including the age and location of any child of the person and the identity of and relationship to anyone else living in the person's household;

(3) parenting experience;

(4) physical and mental health, and any history of abuse of alcohol or drugs;

(5) educational and employment history and any special skills;

(6) property and income, including outstanding financial obligations as indicated in a current credit report or financial statement furnished by the person;

(7) any previous request for an evaluation or involvement in an adoptive placement and the outcome of the evaluation or placement as confirmed by the Department;

(8) whether the person has been subject to an abuse prevention order issued under 15 V.S.A. § 1103 or 1104; charged with or convicted of domestic assault in violation of 13 V.S.A. § 1042 (domestic assault), 1043 (first-degree aggravated domestic assault), or 1044 (second-degree aggravated domestic assault); or the subject of a substantiated complaint filed with the Department; or subject to a court order restricting the person's right to parental rights and responsibilities or parent-child contact with a child;

(9) whether the person has been convicted of a crime other than a minor traffic violation;

(10) whether the person has located a parent interested in placing a minor with the person for adoption and, if so, a brief description of the parent and the minor;

(11) reason for and attitude about adoption;

(12) whether the person is in noncompliance with a child support order; and

(13) any other fact or circumstance that may be relevant in determining whether the person is suited to be an adoptive parent, including the quality of the environment in the home and the functioning of other children in the person's household.