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[FONT="Microsoft Sans Serif"]Maiden adopted name: Lori Ann Hines
Born: March 4, 1973 at 5:52 pm
Fairfield County Hospital, Lancaster, Ohio
I was told that my birthparents were married and I have older biological siblings.
I was told I was 3 months old when placed in my adopted parents home and adoption was finalized when I was about 18 or 19 months old.
My adoption was closed and sealed.
That's it...that's all the information I have[/FONT]
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I know how such limited information can be so frustrating so I can certainly sympathize with you.
May I ask if you have recieved your non id? Is that were you obtained your information?
If you do not have your non id that would be a very good place to start. I can tell you from experience that once I had non id in hand I was able to solve my search almost immediately.
EZ
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The information above is strictly what my adoptive parents told me and claim they didn't recieve any other information about me through the adoption. The only bit of information I know to be positively true is my name. lol My adoptive parents have lied to me so much in the past that I wonder if my name is really mine.
I have absolutely no clue what a non ID is nor know how to get it/one. I don't live in the state I was born in anymore, and getting information from Vital Statistics in Ohio from Texas is like pulling teeth with no novacaine.
Thank you for responding.:flower:
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Have you specifically requested from Ohio (assuming that is where your adoption was finalized).
Your non id
[LIST]
[*]Release of your adoption file
[*]Your authorization to release your info to a birth parent or sibling.[/LIST]You should receive your non id
You should receive your adoption file based on the following - if both birth parents listed have filed a non disclosure you will not receive it - if one birth parent filed a non disclosure you will receive your file with their details redacted. Chances are your father is not listed anyway based on your year of birth if I remember right.
I would request both and authorize your info released. I would type the letter, take it to a notary with id and have it notorized (do a copy for you as well). I would send the notarized request certified.
The link shows you the details and where to send them.
[url=http://laws.adoption.com/statutes/ohio-laws.html]Ohio Adoption Laws[/url]
Kind regards,
Dickons
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