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Click Here to join the Adoption Contact Register.Information on what to do if you were Adopted in the UK. Adopted adults have been able to apply for access to their original birth record since 1975. Those adopted (England and Wales) before 12 November 1975 are respectfully required to see a nominated counsellor before they can be given access to their records. If you were adopted after 11 November 1975 you can choose whether or not you want to see a counsellor. Applications, leaflets and more information can be obtained from:
Click here to visit the Northern Ireland Website, Scotland, and the English/Welsh Government's Adoption Registry website Note: Laws differ slightly in each country, write for details or visit the GRO Website Information on what to do if you gave up a child for Adoption in the UK. Unfortunately, under UK law, it is illegal to try and make contact with an adopted child, at least until they turn 18 years of age. Once your adopted child has turned 18, you should apply to the Adoption Registries, who can be contacted at the following Addresses.
You should also visit the UK Government's Adoption Registry website. Once you have located the person you are looking for, please consider using an intermediary service to contact them. E-mail us if you need a recommendation. OTHER USEFUL SITES AdOPT - Northern Ireland's self help and support group for all parties involved in an adoption. General Register Office for Scotland ~ responsible for the registration of births, marriages, deaths, divorces and adoptions in Scotland. General Register Office for Northern Ireland ~ offering an online application service for birth, death, marriage and adoption certificates. Adoption Search - UK & Ireland
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