[AdrainShaunsMom]

I am looking for my son Adrian, birth name was Adrian Shaun Lamb. Adrian was born November 10, 1989 to Jesse J. Lamb and Shawna L. Hoos. Adrian also has two half brothers that are older thanhim, names are Steven J. Lamb and Christopher A. Lamb.

Adrian was born at Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo MI and we lived on Knos St. at the time.

Adrian we love you and deeply miss you

[Nicole28]

Shawna -

Here is some information for you:

Sept. 12, 1980 or after

* If no denial statement is found in CAR, identifying information may be shared with the adult adopted person.
* If no denial statement is found in CAR, the adult adopted person would be provided with a copy of the CAR clearance form, FIA 1921. (The adopted person presents this form to DCH for a copy of their original birth certificate.)

The CAR is the Central Adoption Registry that I believe is through the Dept. of Health Services in Lansing. Here is an address:

DCH: Department of Community Health, 3423 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Lansing, MI 48909

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/FI...39_12970_7.pdf


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Closed Adoption Records

Michigan's adoption law requires that adoption agencies, Family Independence Agency, and the probate courts maintain and release information from adoption records in their possession. In general, information from closed adoption records can be released to the:

* Adult adopted person
* Adoptive parents of a minor child
* Biological/former parent
* Adult biological/former sibling

The type of information that can be released to the above referenced individuals varies. All individuals are entitled to receive non-identifying information. It is the adult adopted person who may obtain identifying information, which would be dependent on certain circumstances.

No age statute is posted, so when they say "adult adopted person" I assume they must be 18.

A listing of adoption support groups may be obtained by contacting any Michigan child-placing agency that provides adoption services or family division of circuit court.

DHS - Central Adoption Registry