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female-dob 6/1/1970-Chicago-Evangelical Child & Family Agency
looking for b family...out of Chicago Illinois...b-mother approx 18-25 years of age..agency Evangelical Child & Family...female..my dob 6/1/1970
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Response from the Search Guru
Welcome to the Search and Reunion Message Board!
Are you aware that the State of Illinois will search for and contact your birth relatives through their Confidential Intermediary Search Program? Using a confidential intermediary: Adopted adults 18 or older and adoptive parents of an adoptee younger than 18 may use the confidential intermediary service. Contact: Confidential Intermediary Service 3158 Des Plaines River Road Suite 120 Des Plaines, IL 60018 (847) 298-9096; (847) 298-9097 (847) 298-9097 (fax) STATE ADOPTION SPECIALIST: (For questions about access to adoption related information and records) Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Division of Foster Care and Permanency Services Diane De Leonardo 406 East Monroe Street, Station 25 Springfield, IL 62701-1498 (217) 524-2422 Fax: (217) 524-3966 ACCESSING ADOPTION RECORDS: Obtaining Non-Identifying Information: For private adoptions, an adopted adult may obtain non-identifying information. For adoptions facilitated through the State Department of Child and Family Services, adopted adults, birth parents, and adoptive parents may receive non-identifying information. Obtaining Identifying Information: Identifying information is provided through an Adoption Registry. Using the Adoption Registry: Birth parents, adopted adults 21 or older, adopted adults younger than 21 with the consent of their adoptive parents, and birth siblings 21 or older may use the registry. Adoptive parents, adopted adults, birth parents, and birth siblings may exchange updated medical information throughout the life of the adopted adult. The registry also may act as an intermediary if either party does not want to be contacted. All parties also may exchange pictures and written statements through the registry. Contact: Illinois Adoption Registry and Medical Information Exchange (IARMIE) Department of Public Health Division of Vital Records 535 West Jefferson Street Springfield, IL 62761 (217) 557-5159 or toll-free in Illinois (877) 323-5299 Obtaining an Original Birth Certificate: An adoptee may receive through the registry or petition the court in which the adoption was finalized. Email: Other great websites to check out: http://www.adoptionchat.com http://www.adoptionlists.com http://www.adoption.com http://www.adopting.org http://registry.adoption.com/ |
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hello, I was just reading through your post and wanted to let you know that I work for Evangelical Child and Family. I was also adopted and have found my bio-mom, I am still searching for my father. If you have not already you can contact ECFA at 630-653-6400 and ask to speak with Bev Ozinga who is the post adoption worker. She may be able to help you get some info. If you have any questions my email is josh_hays15@hotmail.com
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