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i told i was born in maryland 20, july 1963. My parents were not married and i know that my father had a daughter that was 4 years my elder. i am now almost 40 and do not know my true family...my heart aches... i know that they are out there and i long to know them. my mother didn't want to give me up and delayed the consent forms untill the last minute. mom if you are reading this i want you to know that i am sitting here with tears in my eyes. i need to know you and my family. every birthday i have i am saddened that i can not share it with u and my family....
does anyone know anything about this adoption? i was adopted in prince georges county maryland. my parents planned to marry and as i said i have an elder step-sister. my birth name may have been WEST but i am not sure. i was born at 4:14 am. my father stated that he had a clef in his chin....dad...i have that clef too...
sorry that this is so long a post but i need to get it out....
my life is not complete.....i need my family....please help me.
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If you know what adoption agency handled your adoption contact them for information from your adoption file that will help you with your search. If you were a private adoption or do not know the name of the adoption agency contact this office:
State of Maryland
Dept of Post Adoptions
311 W. Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-767-7423 or 410-767-7372
INFORMATION THAT IS AVAILABLE IN YOUR STATE:
Non-identifying informationӔ is information from your adoption file about your birth parents. It generally includes ages, marital status, states of birth, education, religion, occupations and a physical description of your birth parents. It should also include the reason for relinquishment and may include information about your aunts, uncles and grandparents. It is called non-identifying informationӔ because it does not include any identifying information such as names, addresses or social security numbers. If you already have your non-identifying information but it is information given to your adoptive parents at the time of your adoption you should re-apply for the non-identifying information. Agencies are giving out much more comprehensive information now that they did in the past. Birthparents can also request non-identifying information about the adopting family.
Mutual Consent RegistryӔ is a registry where adoptees and birth parents can register the adoption information. If both parties register normally the agency responsible for the registry will notify both parties that consent has been given to contact each other. Contact the office noted above and request the Mutual Consent Voluntary Adoption RegistryӔ form.
Confidential Intermediary ProgramӔ is a service sponsored by the state of adoption that will search for and locate the birth family member that you are looking for. This program will make the first contact but if the person contacted declines contact the agency will not give you the information to contact them yourself. There is usually a fee associated with this service through the governing agency of adoptions for your state of adoption. Contact the office noted above or call 1-800-39ADOPT and request a Confidential IntermediaryӔ search for your birth family member.
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