British Columbia Adoption Reunion Registry

Adopted.com connects adoptees with their loved ones in British Columbia, Canada. We are a country-wide adoption reunion registry for Canada and the largest adoption registry in the world. If you’re looking to reunite with a loved one in British Columbia, simply complete our form in moments and potentially match immediately with a child, parent, or sibling. Adopted.com reunites families by mutual consent, without the requirement to access adoption records. It is simple, fast, and easy. And with our NameSearch and DNA features, your chances of making a connection in British Columbia are even better. Try Adopted.com now.

Members Currently Searching Within British Columbia

41. Rtsmith727 : Searching for Linda Cardarelli born Feb 5th 1969 at Grace Hospital, Vancouver. Name prior to adoption was Michelle Teresa Smith. Please contact me I am your brother (1 yr younger), and my name is Bob.

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42. Wiffle : Born in Comox B.C.

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43. Wiffle : Born in Comox B.C.

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44. CarrieDan : I am looking for my brother Percy Dan or Topalinski born in Kamloops in 1968 or 1969 at Kamloops Royal Inland Hospital, of native ancestry. Your name could have been changed by your adoptive family. You have a family and you are the only one I have not found.

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45. Christineanderson : Nicholas cavin Akai. Is my son he resides in surrey bc .i am his mother trying to contact him.his adopted fathers name is kelly akai .nicholas birth certificate is nicholas calvin anderson .mother christine gale anderson born cranbrook august 28 2002 .i raised him til his 4th birthday. I am in edmonton and i would like contact .i have been email but no response so i may have wrong information .

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Kate

Fairfax

My partner's birthmother was a match here, but she hadn't checked the site in so long, and initially we couldn't get a response. The site was diligent in trying to make contact using several different methods. Support staff were understanding and dedicated. Thank you Nikki and Katharine! Patrick met his Mom last Saturday!

Dorothy

Virginia Beach

I have found my entire family. Unfortunately my biological mother has passed in 92‚ but I have an Uncle & Aunt‚ several cousins‚ a brother and 3 sisters!!! Won't even get into their extended families. Thanks for everything. I am starting to feel whole again!!

Melanie

Virginia Beach

I found my entire birth family on here. 37 years we have been apart! Thank you for this website.

Diane

Chesterfield

We did not know my husband even had a son until a couple years ago. We tried some of the free searches but was disappointed that the match was wrong. We decided to try this site and withing a few days we had a match. He is an awesome young man and we look so forward to getting to know him.

Kara

Springfield

I filled out my profile and had a match to my birth parents that same day! We connected on Facebook and talked for a while to confirm that the match was accurate and it was! We are all very excited to get to know each other!

Jessica

Knoxville

I wasn't expecting anything when I made a profile, but in a matter off minutes I found one match and to my surprise out was my long lost son. Thank You Adopted.com

Royce

New Braunfels

Adopted.com was instrumental in locating my biological family. Katharine introduced me to Wendy Doherty, a genealogist with over forty years of experience. Wendy successfully constructed family trees that led to my half-siblings, and bio father! Thank you, Katharine and Wendy!

Elizabeth

North Beach

My sister found me and I have been reunited with my birth mother and 5 siblings. It has been very exciting. The surprise on my birth mother's face was priceless when we met on Mother's day -Amazing how much we are alike. I have not connected with my birth father/his family yet.

Gail

Queens

Turns out my birth mother never left my city. I found four women who could match and found her on the 2nd reach out.

Lindy

Honaunau

This site is fantastic‚ I found my daughter after 50 years!! I am so happy and can not thank you enough for all that you do for everyone.

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British Columbia Adoption Reunion Registry

Members Currently Searching Within British Columbia

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?

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