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Maryland Adoption Laws
Access to Adoption Records Who May Access Information Citation: Fam. Law §§ 5-4C-05; 5-356; 5-357 Only the following persons may register with the adoption registry for exchange of identifying information:Birth parents and siblings An adoptee, age 21 or older, who does not have a...
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Missouri

Closed– Age of Majority – 21 years old State Registry? Yes (Passive) CI System? None Hospital Records? Yes. To doctors. An adult adoptee may request the court to order a search. State’s Web site Information http://dss.missouri.gov/ Statutes re adoption records ...
Social Worker: Contact Between Adoptive & Birth Parents
One may question, is it fair or right for an adult adoptee to expect his/her adoptive parents to now associate in family gatherings with his/her biological family? There is not enough research on the outcomes of openness for those involved in adoption. That said, I guess this is a matter of...
Sealed Records: The Last Stigma
It's been over three years since we first looked at the open records debate . During that time, several states have enacted new legislation or revised old statutes, and several others have pending bills or bills in the drafting process. One long-awaited ruling came from the Tennessee State...

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When Birth Parents Don't Want to be Found
March 17, 2013, 7:56 pm
States across the nation are entertaining legislation that open up adoption records and give adoptees access to their original birth certificates. The laws that currently govern adoptee rights are decades old, dating back to the days when adoption itself was considered shameful by most and, thus,...
Moving Forward as an Adult Adoptee
September 15, 2011, 12:53 pm
Adoption can be difficult for both adoptive and biological parents. The same is true for adult adoptees, especially those who have reached out and haven't had successful reunion experiences. If you're an adult adoptee and you feel hurt, betrayed, or depressed, there are ways to move forward and...
Great Minds Think Alike
February 11, 2011, 1:54 pm
This is such an interesting time for Korean adoption. Having the status as one of the oldest international adoption partners with America, offers a unique perspective that adoption from other countries might not have yet. The passage of time has opened the understanding of effect that adoption...
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Georgia Adoptee Legislation 2013
March 17, 2013, 3:30 pm
Please contact your Georgia State Representative and ask them to vote yes for House Bill 524. It will allow any adult adoptee over age 21 to have access to their original birth certificate. :woohoo:
Advice/Support
March 28, 2013, 11:59 am
Hey all. My name is Lauren and I am an adult adoptee born in NC. I went to live with my family at a very early age. They were always open and honest about my adoption, and I don't remember not knowing. I have never struggled with it, but then my non id info from Children's Home Society the other...
Also having difficulty after reunion
April 16, 2013, 4:37 am
I wanted to say that you're not alone in what you've experienced with your daughter. I also have recently been reunited with my daughter (September 7, 2012) and at first we talked once a week, messaged one another on FB frequently and emailed each other. We had our face to face reunion about six...
Passports and Adoptees
May 22, 2013, 11:06 am
First I want to apologize if this is in the wrong forum. Please move the thread if it is. Just didnt know of a great place to put it. I am an adult adoptee (27 yo) that has known about being adopted since I was 13 or so. I just recently applied for a passport and the app was not accepted because...

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Hello, Nice To Meet You, Thank You and Goodbye
I was adopted as an infant and I am extremely blessed that this young woman decided to give me a chance to be raised in a safe, nurturing environment. I have always known that I am adopted and I have...
Sharing Her Grief Story:
[Thank you to Jody Moreen for openly sharing her thoughts and emotions. It will help us to better parent our children.]I am an adult adoptee, age 46, and I have traveled the journey of loss and...
April in June
On Friday, June 13, 2003, after a two-year search, I found my birth mother. I knocked on a door in Newport, RI and 6 hours later I was talking to my birth mother in Hawaii. Two very kind and...

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Adult Adoptees - Support Information Adopted Issues Search ...
Information, resources, and articles about issues concerning adult adoptees including late discovery, psychological and emotional issues, search for birthfamily, and others
Adult Adoptees - Adoption.com Forums
Adult Adoptees - Find support and encouragement for issues concerning adult adoptees.
Life Issues for Adult Adoptees - Adopting - Adoption. Adopt a ...
Reflections of an Adult Adoptee An attachment-affected adult adoptee offers a look back at a painful past and forward to a hopeful future ...
Adult Adoptees - Adoption Library. Articles, Information ...
The Story of an Adult Adoptee; Appreciation vs. Curiosity; An Adoptee's Open Letter to his Birthmom; Identity Theft and Recovery: The Bastard Nation Moment? In Favor of the Child; My Life After Adoption; Are You Programmed? Adoptee Perspectives on Adoption;

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AAAFC | A site by adoptees, for adoptees.
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Holt International Children's Services
Holt is expanding our adult adoptee outreach program and would like to hear from adoptees to learn what would be of interest to them. Please take a moment to fill out the on-line Adult Adoptee survey. We look forward to hearing from you. ...
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