Searching for your birth family?

Finding family members separated by adoption can be a challenging process, but it doesn’t have to be. Adopted.com is a fast and simple service geared toward joining families who want to be reunited. Use our suite of search tools like NameSearch^TM and DNA matching to reconnect with your family, while respecting everyone’s privacy at every step.

How do we help?

Adopted.com provides instant access to the world’s largest Adoption Reunion Registry, combined with industry-leading tools to connect with other members. Family members can make connections based on matched profile data, names, and even DNA. Adopted.com has hundreds of new profiles every day, providing your best chance of finding your family.

How are we different?

Secure and protected data to ensure your privacy
Instantly compare your profile with more than 1,082,547 profiles
Registration is currently being offered for free
Simple user-interface and search tools
Search and connect with little information

Things to keep in mind

Don’t assume that your biological family doesn’t care for you or doesn’t want to see you. Instead, carry out your search with a rational mind and open heart. It is advisable to avoid preconceived expectations while reconnecting with family. Try to be empathetic and open to the various forms your reunion may take. Be sensitive to the feelings of your birth family and their loved ones who may be affected by the reunion.

Begin your search

Who are you trying to find?

For the purpose of this search, which best describes you?

Indicate the gender of the adopted person.

Indicate the birth year of the adopted person.

Indicate the birth month of the adopted person.

Indicate the birth date of the adopted person.

In which country did the adoption take place?

In which state or province did the adoption take place?

When did the adoption take place?

Since the time of adoption, have you been in contact?

FAQ’S

Can I not get a copy of my birth certificate from a government agency and search elsewhere using my parent’s name?

While that is a possibility, you need to make sure the name on your birth or baptismal is actually your parent’s, because sometimes a close relative or stepfather’s name is used on these records. Also, some regions do not disclose birth details for adoptees.

What happens after I sign up?

During your registration we ask you ten simple questions. The answers you give to these questions will be instantly compared with more than 1,082,547 profiles, giving you a report of how many profiles match your responses and to what extent. Our advanced search algorithms, applied to the world’s largest Adoption Registry, give you amazing odds for finding your parents.

Simple, easy, and fast

Your Global Registry, where people reunite instantly

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