Who is the Find My Family Adoption Registry for?
This adoption reunion registry is for adoptees and their birth family members who are mutually searching for each other. It is for an adoptee wondering:
- How do I start looking for birth family?
- What steps should I take to find long lost family?
- How do I find my birth mother or birth father?
- Do I have a brother or sister?
- Can a birth parent search adoption records by birthdate?
- How to find a sibling that was given up for adoption?
- What are my origins and genealogy?
- What is my family medical history?
- How are other adoptees able to find their parents?
By using this adoption registry everyone can safely and privately have their reunion facilitated by a volunteer adoption "search angel".
How to get started searching for your family member?
Begin by registering and providing information regarding the adoption.
Then search the adoption records from over 85,000+ registrants. If you find a possible match, click on the adoption registry number and an email will be sent to Search Angel Judy who will research if it is a match.
Recent Registrations
- Biological Sister looking for Female adoptee born on Jan 1961 in Norfolk city County in Virginia
Adoption record added Saturday at 6:22pm - Biological Sister looking for Birth Father of Female adoptee born on Oct 18, 1958 in Norfolk city County in Virginia
Adoption record added Saturday at 5:59pm - Other Birth Family looking for Female adoptee born on Sep 12 in Splendora, Texas
Adoption record added Friday at 5:51pm
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