i want to complain about a licensed  private adoption agency ( NO illegal wrongdoing?
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That would depend on the nature of your complaint. Do you feel comfortable posting more details?
932861
Call the Bureau of Community Affairs, or the State Attorney General's office. I'm sure that if your complaint holds water, thy'll look into it.\n\n\nGood Luck
485684
check with the better business bureau to see if any complaints have been launched. \n\nDon't give money, unless you are sure they are legit. \n\nask to see references from other "clients".\n\nSee their location, and ask for background information of the company.\n\ngood luck.
222969
You need to contact either social service offices or adoption agencies--each has different criteria.
1143297
Try their website at http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/.   Also, the contact info is:\n\nTelephone \nState Office  512-438-4800 \nReport abuse or neglect  1-800-252-5400 (TX, OK, LA, AR, NM)\n512-834-3784 (All other states)\nTexas Runaway Hotline  1-888-580-HELP (4357) \nTexas Youth Hotline  1-800-210-2278 \nTexas Adoption Resource Exchange (TARE)  1-800-233-3405 \nFoster Care or Adoption  1-800-233-3405 \nOffice of Consumer Affairs 1-800-720-7777  \n\nAddress \nTexas Department of Family and Protective Services \n\n701 W. 51st Street\nAustin, Texas 78751\n\nP.O. Box 149030 \nAustin, Texas 78714-9030
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Write to the Board of Professional Regulation of your state, the AMA doesn't handle complaints. That would be like writing to the NRA to complain about a gun shop.
3913
No I don't think it is wrong. How else are you going to get a hold of them. Just put it in the form of a question, some sticklers out there on that. I haven't read anything that says you cannot ask.
529939
Your adoptive parents should have copies of the adoption papers/amended birth certificate, which would tell you where you were adopted from (agency, state, etc). Then I would contact that agency/state and see what they can tell you. There is a number on your birth certificate which correlates to a number on your original birth certificate. You will probably have to fill out paperwork stating why you are wanting this information and then hope that your birth family has filled out the same paperwork saying it is ok. If the adoptee has made contact with the agency saying that he is wanting to be found, then the agency will make contact with you
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Try the very old and well-established Better Business Bureau.\nHere you can find complaints, track record, and reliability.\nIf this isn't enough, don't simply google the company name because you'll get advertisements, false reviews, and a lot more irrelevant stuff.\nWord of mouth is useful too, if it's possible to obtain.
573707
She's right.  The only way to do it yourself is to pay someone to do it for you.  You can report it also, but that won't get you there number.
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Use the white pages.  Look it up.  Call 411.  DON'T ask at Y!A.\n\n<click> Reported abuse - invasion of privacy.
1159668
When it comes to legal matters of this sort--one has to be very specific on details-------First-hopefully this company is within the same state in which you have residence--if this be the case--call the state's Attorney General's offices and they will assist you in making a formal complaint and council you on your options (in some states they will do this for you even if the business your having problems with is an out of state address)----if it is not in the same state  as you ---you may need to go to the Federal Trade Commission  (FTC) to get satisfaction--------in any case---and not meaning any disrespect to those who have answered in the manner---the BBB is not going to give you satisfaction in this matter--all the BBB does is take the report--contact the business in question and give them a chance to file a report on their side of this story---if the business files that report---BBB will file it along with your complaint and log it as a settled matter and that will be that---they do not advocate--council--negotiate--or seek legal actions against anyone-------------have all your records of contracts--reciepts and other correspondence handy when you contact the Attorney General's office because --once you get the person on the line that will talk to you about the specifics--they more than likely have alot of questions and will want to know particulars that only the paperwork will provide-------------Hope this Helps---------Now----Go Nail the Bastards
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make an official complain to the site \nif that doesn't work ask the job centre for who to make a complaint to
180282
Contact the Better Business Bureau or your state's Attorney General's office and ask for free help.
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Ha, they expect people to find that in the fine print...\n\nHere is the number to call and scream at them..\n1-866-622-3911\n\nYou may be able to do it online(see link)
1125134
If you contact the Law Society and make a complaint through there first, they may be able to help, or at least point you in the direction of someone who can!
941508
i think they do have a right to complain if it contains offencive language. what i don't agree with is sending people home for wearing crosses or getting rid of black jelly babies or my nephew having to sing "bar bar rainbow sheep" at nursery! PC gone mad!!