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(Taken from the Adoption Glossary)
Original Birth Certificate: The birth certificate issued at the birth of a child and before an adoption takes place.

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An Adoptee's Advice: To Prospective Adoptive Parents
Hi mom, Hi dad! That's right, there but for time and space you could be my parents -- adoptive parents -- or birthparents. Birthparents and adoptive parents. B-Parents and A-Parents. Before parents and after parents. Before has no meaning without after, after has no meaning without before. Time and...
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Missouri State Regulations - Access to Adoption Records

Obtaining Non-Identifying Information: Adoptive parents and adopted adults may obtain non-identifying information.Obtaining Identifying Information: An adopted adult can request information regarding the birth parents and the agency will contact the birth parents for consent to release the...
Nebraska Adoption Laws
Access to Adoption Records Who May Access Information Citation: Rev. Stat. §§ 43-128; 43-130; 43-146.02; 43-146-04 Medical history shall be provided to: The adoptive parents The adoptee Identifying information is available to: An adoptee who is age 25 or older for adoptions...
Wisconsin State Regulations - Non-Identifying & Identifying Information
Obtaining Non-Identifying Information: Adopted adults age 18 or older, adoptive parents or a legal guardian, and an adopted adult's children age 18 or older may obtain non-identifying information.Obtaining Identifying Information: Adopted adults age 21 or older may receive information on birth...

"Original Birth Certificate" in the News

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The Carver Cowboys will host flag football and cheerleading sign-ups at the Carver Baseball Field from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 22. The registration fee is $75 per child. A late fee of $25 will be charged for any registration received after June 22.
Adult adoptees seek answers
Adults adopted as children hope for legislation to make it easier to learn about their birth parents  
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"Original Birth Certificate" in the Adoption Blogs

Adoption Carnival: What Do You Want Reformed?
January 29, 2010, 6:46 am
The topic for Grown in My Heart's Adoption Carnival V : Adoption Reform means so many things because we all come from different parts of the adoption community. To you reform may mean making original birth certificates available to every adoptee, to me it may mean making all countries Hague ...
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,...
When a Name is Much More Than a Name
November 10, 2011, 7:08 am
While the pressure to find the perfect name is a standard for any parent, for adoptive parents there is a door that opens up to a whole new set of questions that can become completely overwhelming. The Birthmother. Will she choose a name first? If she does should we keep it or change it? What if...
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Seeking half-bro born January 25, 1947 in Goldsboro NC
June 4, 2013, 7:25 am
Sister seeks half-brother born January 25, 1947 (1/25/47) in the afternoon in the Goldsboro hospital in Wayne County, NC, possibly placed for adoption by Johnston Co., NC social services. Could have even gone to a military family? Original birth certificate lists white male’s name as McLeod. Mother...
Open records in OK
April 16, 2013, 8:08 pm
Was just reunited with my birth son who was born in Oklahoma. I am a member of the Cherokee Nation and to get him on the rolls, of course, we need an original birth certificate with my name on it. It takes a court order to get one of those now. It would be great to be able to go into vital records...
Seeking half-bro born January 25, 1947 in Goldsboro NC
June 4, 2013, 7:30 am
Sister seeks half-brother born January 25, 1947 (1/25/47) in the afternoon in the Goldsboro hospital in Wayne County, NC, possibly placed for adoption by Johnston Co., NC social services. Could have even gone to a military family? Original birth certificate lists white male’s name as McLeod. Mother...
ISO of Any Birthfamily: 8/28/61
June 3, 2013, 2:34 pm
Born in Chicago (Cook County) on 8/28/61 to a 17 yr old birth-mother and 21 yr old birth-father at Mercy Hospital. Dr JE Kavanaugh was the attending physician. Adopted through Catholic Charities (although they have no record). I just found out about requesting an original birth certificate from the...

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Adoption Search Trials and Tribulations in Washington State
10/95I was born November 19, 1969 in Spokane, Washington and placed for adoption with my adoptive family in December of 1970. I have always known I was adopted and aside from calling my adoptive...
Adoption, Mental Illness, and Addictions
Today I am 44 years old, and just beginning to get to know me. I was given up for adoption immediately at birth and went into foster care. Because I was born with congenital dislocated hips (a...
I'll Be Waiting
My story begins at age 9 when I learned that I was adopted. It was a heartbreaking day and even though I was given the "you were chosen" story, I could tell that I was not a real part of my...

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Birth Certificates for Adoptees - Birth, Certificate ...
Original and Amended When a child is born, an original birth certificate (OBC) is issued showing date of birth, time, parents' names, etc. Birth parents should be given (and should request) this original document.
Birth Certificate: Birth Certificates, Adoption, Family ...
When this is issued, an adoptee's original birth certificate is filed away with the state in a sealed adoption record that may be accessed partially or in-full after the child turns 18.
Original Birth Certificate - Adoption.com Forums
I have some questions: *I know the name of the court that the adoption was finalized in and have my adoption paperwork. I have my amended birth

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How to Get Original Birth Certificates | eHow
The original birth certificate is sealed and kept at the state registrar's office. Currently, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, ... How to Obtain an Original Birth Certificate in Kansas.
How to Get Your Original Birth Certificate - wikiHow
How to Get Your Original Birth Certificate. A Birth Certificate represents you. Your Certificate contains "Confidential" information that is extremely valuable. It shows where you were born, full name, D.O.B, address, file number and...
Birth Certificate
A birth certificate or a certified copy of an original birth certificate is becoming increasingly important as a required form of identification. Learn how to get a copy of your birth certificate.
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yvonne - 2 months ago
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my adoption was done illegal as the woman claiming to be my mother was not but some other woman who forged the woman claiming to be my mother's name on the original birth certificate and said claiming woman lied to a judge saying she was my mother and adopting mother also lied and told judge she was the mother #1
alice (delorse) - 3 months ago
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all adopted children have the undying rite to have any and all information concerning themselves no matter what the situtation might have been. no disrespect to the birth mom and dad but, you created us , gave us up forgot about us, and left us alone. i feel you do have a part in our endless discontent so we all should be able to know our name,,... orignal place of birth, and last your name. THE END. #2
Guest - 2 months ago
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my adoption was sealed because of neglect and abuse . I need to find my mothers history and pos. my fathers. where do I start? #3
Donna - 3 months ago
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I think that when you become an adult you should be told that you were adopted and then you have a choice to want to meet your parents or not. I think that everybody deserves to know who their birth parents are. They deserve the right to know that someone else loved them enough to raise them why not the ones who birthed them. #4
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