Searching for an Adopted Adult
Reuniting people separated in life
100% success rate
We are a registered adoption support agency which enables us to be able to access information regarding an adopted adult’s adoption.
It is only registered adoption support agencies and local authorities that can access information about an adopted adult’s adoption from the General Registry Office, adoption agencies and the courts.
We offer a trace service to search for adopted adults under their adopted name.
The law is clear that agencies are unable to provide birth relatives with identifiable information about an adopted adult until they provide their consent. Subsequnetly, we would approach the adopted adult on your behalf and support you to develop a relationship with the adopted adult.
reasonably priced service
We believe in providing individuals with a reasonably priced service.
Stages
We support people in three stages:
Stage 1 – Accessing information about adoption
Initial consultation, ID Check, Locating or reading adoption records, Checking the view of adoption agency holding the records regarding contact, Accessing information such as adopted names or information regarding the adoption to enable us to proceed to searching.
- Initial consultation
- ID Check
- Locating or reading adoption records
- Checking the view of adoption agency holding the records regarding contact
- Accessing information such as adopted names or information regarding the adoption to enable us to proceed to searching.
Stage 2 – Search Service
- We start the search for your relatives
- You would not be charged until an address for the adopted adult has been located
- (Price includes up to two certificates from the General Registry Office)
Stage 3 – Intermediary Service
- Approach the person you're looking for
- Support with establishing contact
- Exchange of letters and support around reunions
F.A.Q.
We will check whether your relative has stated their views about contact. Using an intermediary service usually results in more positive results. Some birth relatives may not have told people that they previously had a child that was placed for adoption therefore it is important to use an intermediary to respectfully approach birth relatives.