how can i find out if my son was adopted through my family with out my signiture or acknowledgement?
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~If your abiltiy to use the English language and your spelling are any indication of your parentling skills, thank your lawyer, the Court, your sister and your parents for the favor they did you and the poor child.  I know your son must.\nI also know you have left out at least 50% of the story and I can imagine both what you omitted and why.\nYour consent is on file.  Hire a lawyer and re-open the case if you can prove fraud was involved.  You know it wasn't.  Like when you buy something and change your mind about it, "buyers remorse" won't change the facts or reverse the transaction.
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identification of tribe and parentage
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It really depends. I'm an adopted child and I have some issues with finding my biological parents. In the case of your baby, it really depends. Some adopted children feel abandoned and don't want anything to do with their birth parents. Others just want information and a sense of who they are. Only time will tell.
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I found my birth parents for free and my records are still sealed to this day!!!  I'm 26 years old and found them when I was 19.  It only took me 6 months because they still live in my city that I was born in.  And don't worry if you don't have any names or whatever.  All I had was my date of birth!  Please Please don't be discouraged by these people who tell you that your records are sealed and to just move on!  Obivously most of the people that say this are NOT adopted.  I am living proof that it is possible and can happen for you.  First thing you need to do is find out if you were adopted thru a agency or if you are like me you went thru the court.  If you went thru the court like I did I can give you the steps you need to take to track them down.  Remember everyone has a paper trail this day and age!  It's a long process to put into this forum.  If you need help or would like help let me know!  My email address is lanoviaweddingflowers@hotmail.com  And remember to have an open mind.  The people that birthed you have feelings too.  Perhaps they may not want to be found.  So make sure you are prepared for the worse if this should happen...Anyway let me know if I can be of help and good luck!!!
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check your original birth certificate. I believe your mothers name should be on it. from there do free internet searches and see what comes up...
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Start at Google by typing their name into search. If you know what state the sibling was born in, you can check with their state department of records for a birth certificate and if they had any other state i.d. like a drivers license.\nYou can check with all states regarding a drivers license, marriage license or any other license or record. You can either do that or pay a few bucks to have professionals do it.\nIf you don't know the name, it's really tough. Good luck.
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Adoption records are sealed in most states and only specific persons can receive copies of adoption records, most of the time you can get non identifying information. Below are some useful links for adoption searches. My suggestion is that you apply for whatever you can apply for from both states, then armed with the information you get join some search and reunion groups on yahoo. also go to www.adoptionregistrymagazine.com
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Contact the county offices in the county that you were born in. They keep records of them. You have to pay to get a copy but you can get one.
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Well, the good news is, you can contact the adoption agency your parents adopted you from. Ask your parents...they know where they got you.\nThe bad news is,  it's going to cost at least $100 CDN to start the process...usually the agency contacts your biological parents...but if they don't want you to know who they are, you're at a stand still. The agency can't give any information they are not authorized to give. So, be prepared for all possible outcomes.\nGood luck.
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If you go the the Registrar or Births, Marriages and Deaths and if you know the date of his birth it will say where he is born.  You will see on the certificate the name of the parents and if they are the same as you know they are then you have it.  Otherwise do a people search on the internet and see if that helps.Start off with your parents name and then see where it leads you to.  Good luck.
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Ask your adopted parents. And/or the adoption agency.
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Wow are you serious?! Well if that is true then you should start by looking for your birth certificate and if his name is on it then maybe you could ask his parents if you know them or check the yellow pages or things like that.\n\nGood Luck and God Bless
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You will find your brothers....Never Give Up!\n\nhttp://www.searchsystems.net/\n\nSSI Death Index\nssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com\n\n\nThere are lots of adoption support groups online that can help you.\n\nwww.zabasearch.com\n\nwww.ussearch.com (the first part is free)..and this can tell you where she lives..(city and state)\n\nwhite pages to find listed people\nwww.theultimates.com\n\nGreat Articles\nhttp://www.adoption-help.org\n\nSupport Groups:\n\nhttp://groups.msn.com/theforgottenpeople...\n\nYahoo! Groups\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com\n\nSearchingRegistry\nfamilytiesadoptionsearch\nadoptee-support\nsoaringangels\nusaadoptiondatabase\ntouchedbyadoption\n\n\nGoogle Groups\nalt.birthright\nalt.support.adoption\nalt.support.adoption\n\nAlso here are some books to consider:\n\nSearch : A Handbook for Adoptees and Birthparents 3rd Edition\nby Jayne Askin\n\nWhose Child? : An Adoptee's Healing Journey from Relinquishment through Reunion ... and Beyond\nby Kasey Hamner\n\n\nBirthright : The Guide to Search and Reunion for Adoptees, Birthparents, and Adoptive...\nby Jean A. S. Strauss\n\n(you can buy this books used on shopping.Yahoo.com and on Amazon.com)\n\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/b:bo...
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Here’s a link  to search resources\n\nhttp://www.adopteerights.org/search/internetresources.htm\n\nAlso you said "all he knows is his real name and surname". The correct term for this is "birthname". Saying real name makes it sound as if the name he was given by his adoptive parents is a "fake name" \n\nbest wishes and God bless
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Get on Yahoo groups, like search101 and post that question. I dont know what the laws are in your state, but you need to find a free Search angel to help you search. They are out there, and a reputable one will only charge you for gas, and copies of documents. The most important thing you can get is a copy of your original birth cerficate, or adoption papers. IF you can talk to your A parents about your adoption, please do. They will have pertinant info about you and may have adoption papers on you. As soon as you get anything on your Bio parents get registered ASAP with this registry  http://www.isrr.net/ They are the oldest, biggest and best around. Also check out this website\nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Oaks/3847/ They have some good info also for you. Best of luck in your search.
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Your local Department of Social Services will have the records and should be willing to help you.  They normally try hard to keep sibling groups together.
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Either go to the family courthouse and request copies of the order, you will need ID and you will probably fill out a form or two, or write for the records but you will have to make an affidavit of your identity, your name address other partys name address, birthdates, name of child in common, and have it notarized, you might want to call the family court clerk where the child was born and confirm.