[consuelo1117]

I am searching for a baby girl born 11/23/1951 in New York City. You were placed for adoption two months after you were born. I have a lot of information about you. I have posted messages but maybe you do not know what your real birth date is. I am your half sister. If you were adopted in 1952 in New York please respond.

[BFirestine]

I was adopted in miami florida in 1952 and I was told my family was from new york/new jersey area.
I know I have 3 sibbings and my birthmother named me christina lydia.

[Nanpete]

I was born in NY, 1952, according to amended BC.
The month, supposedly, December.
I was born premature.

[Nanpete]

Have info on a baby girl born in 1951(perhaps Jan08) in New York State. She believes she was born in Troy, NY and adopted at 2-3 months of age and went to ligve in Watertown, Ny She thinks her bmothers name is Honeybell.
She lives now in Syracuse and is actively searching for her birth family.
If anything "clicks".. give me an email ASAP!
Thanks,
nanpete

[thesearchguru]

Welcome to the Search and Reunion Message Board!

For questions about access to adoption related information and records:
New York State Department of Family Assistance
Office of Children and Family Services
40 North Pearl Street, Riverview Center, 6th Floor
Albany, NY 12243
(518) 474-9406
Toll Free: (800) 345-5437
Fax: (518) 486-6326

Obtaining Non-Identifying Information:
Adopted adults age 18 or older may receive information through the Adoption Registry or contact the adoption agency that facilitated the adoption.

Obtaining Identifying Information:
Identifying information is provided through the registry.

Using the State of New York Adoption Registry:
(Note: will only accept applications if born AND adopted in New York)
Adopted adults age 18 or older, born and adopted in New York, birth siblings, or birth parents may register to allow release of identifying information to one another. A sub-registry with just medical information and non-identifying information has been established for adopted adults age 18 or older, adopted adults under 18 with consent from adoptive parents, and birth parents. Each agency has a registry for adopted adults age 18 or older and birth parents to receive identifying information.

Contact:
Adoption and Medical Information Registry
Department of Health
Public Health Representative
Corning Tower, Room 208
Albany, NY 12237
(518) 474-9600

Obtaining an Original Birth Certificate:
An adoptee must petition the court in which the adoption was finalized.





Other great websites to check out:
http://www.adoptionchat.com
http://www.adoption.com
http://www.adopting.org
http://registry.adoption.com/