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How can I unseal my adoption records? filing a petition with the court to unseal adoption records on file with the court or the state department. serving the state department to determine whether there is any opposition to unsealing the adoption records by another party, such as your birth parents.

If you are an adult adoptee (over the age of 18), GARR may provide you with non-identifying information from your sealed adoption record without a court order. If you are under the age of 18, your adoptive parents must request this information in your stead.

In Georgia, after an adoption is finalized, the adoption record is sealed. The original birth certificate is also sealed. The only way the record can be accessed is by court order or by following the procedures of the Georgia Adoption Reunion Registry.

Obtain the necessary forms: You will need to obtain the appropriate adoption forms from the county courthouse or the Georgia Office of Vital Records. Complete the forms: Fill out the forms accurately and thoroughly, providing all required information about yourself, the child, and the other biological parent.

A closed adoption is when the family that adopts the child, or adoptive family, has no contact with the biological or birth parents of the child. The adoptive parents get little or no personal information about the birth parents. A closed adoption maintains the privacy of both the biological and adoptive parents.

Note: The Certificate of Adoption Form 3927 is to Change the Birth Certificate. The Check or money order must be made payable to Georgia Vital Records.