First Sentence
As an adoptee or birthparent who initiates a search for those from whom you have been separated through relinquishment and adoption you instinctively feel you have a right to information. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
above
address
adopted
adoptees
adoption
adoptive
age
agency
archives
area
ask
available
birth
birthparents
book
box
call
case
certificate
chapter
check
child
children
city
clerk
consultants
contact
county
court
current
date
death
department
directory
divorce
family
fax
fees
file
find
first
governing
group
health
help
individual
information
inheritance
intermediaries
know
laws
letter
library
list
listed
local
marriage
may
medical
members
name
national
natural
need
new
number
office
order
parents
person
provide
records
reference
registry
request
resources
reunion
rights
search
searcher
searching
section
see
services
shall
should
since
site
social
source
st
state
support
telephone
time
use
vital
web
years
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