Identifying information may be accessed by:
All parties must be age 18 or older.
Access to Nonidentifying Information
Citation: Ann. Stat. § 1-22-116
To the extent available, the medical history of the adoptive child and his or her birth parents, with information identifying the birth parents eliminated, shall be provided to the child's adoptive parent any time after the adoption decree or to the child after he or she attains the age of majority. The history shall include but not be limited to all available information regarding conditions or diseases believed to be hereditary, any drugs or medication taken during pregnancy by the birth mother, and any other information that may be a factor influencing the child's present or future health.
Mutual Access to Identifying Information
Citation: Ann. Stat. § 1-22-203
Any person listed above may petition the court to appoint one or more confidential intermediaries for the purpose of determining the whereabouts of an unknown birth relative, except that no one shall seek a relative who is a minor. Any information obtained by the intermediary shall be kept strictly confidential and shall be utilized only for the purpose of arranging a contact between the individual who initiated the search and the sought-after birth relative.
When a sought-after relative is located:
Credits: Child Welfare Information Gateway (http://www.childwelfare.gov)