But even if you have all of the information listed above, where do you go to try to find your birth parents?
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But even if you have all of the information listed above, where do you go to try to find your birth parents?
I am asking this question based on reply number 4 on this post:
How do I find my birth parents names? (closed adoption)
Amphitheregirl
It looks like your question has been moved to its own thread, so there is no longer a #4 post.Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewjw1991
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I already noted where the thread reply was that I was talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
I went back to December and couldn't find that thread. Please supply us with a link.Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewjw1991
In a thread on closed adoption, Synnen had responded with this --
"What state are you in? Several states allow you to get medical and non-identifying information through the county records offices.
Beyond that, you can use reunion websites using the information you have--sometimes all you need is a date and a city born for a match. Adoption.com and ISRR are two of the best.
You can also contact the adoption agency used to see if they have a letter from your birthparents, or if they are able to get medical information for you.
If your medical situation is life-threatening, you may be able to go through the courts to get your adoption information unsealed to get medical information as well."
What makes you think your birth parents want to be found? What makes you think you have the right to intrude on their lives if they don't want you to?
The way to find your birth parents is to register with sites that try to match adoptees with birth parents who want to be found.
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