[rockscats]

I started looking for my friends 2 birthsisters who were adopted after social services took them from our home in 1970 Both we later adopted by different Families. I FOUND 1 SISTER. She had posted here and other registries in 1999. She lived in the same city as my freind and I so I went to the address she had listed. It was no longer vaild nor was the e-mails address she listed. So After having a feeling that I should go back to the old address, in a few days I did and knocked on each door until I found some one who knew Her and her new home address. So i came home and looked up the phone No. and It was the person I believed to be a match. After talking to her on the phone I was 99.9 percent sure it was her. All of the information she has and it was not much , matches. right down to the address of the adoption agency. She also knew a few personal things. The more we talked the surer I became. So She came to my house and the two sister meant for the frist time in 32 years..Now I have a question. They of course want to be 100 percent sure. I have the consent forms from the Social services for contact. Sure we get them notarized and send them back to SS and wait. Is there a faster way now that the two sister are together?? Blood test are a bit more than they can afford. What next? Thank you so much for your time any replies will be so appericated.

[thesearchguru]

The "Consent for Contact Forms" should be submitted to the adoption agency by both you and your sister. The agency normally will confirm if this is a match. This is the most accurate way of knowing for sure. It may take a little while to get the confirmation but it is worth the wait. DNA tests generally cost about $250 and can take up to 6 weeks.

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