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Originally Posted by taramayrn
LOL now Tammy...I know I either had to sign the affidavit (I can't find it either in all the paperwork) or swear before the lawyer that I didn't have native blood. I know though I was questioned as to if I had native blood or not and that it was a criminal offense if I didn't tell the truth. I remember it being a big deal though.
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Tara ~ just so I read your post right, I hope you didn't think I was doubting what you had to do at all when your son was placed. Not at all. I just haven't seen any paperwork that indicated that Roo's first mother did, in our case. I just don't want there to be a misunderstanding. It seems like the laws are constantly changing, frankly, and I can't seem to keep it all straight myself.
I was just saying that I have all the paperwork filed with the court for Roo and haven't seen anything like this. However, she did indicate her reg# in the paperwork so maybe that was what triggered the paperwork for Roo.