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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the adoption birth parent document in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the District Court and County information at the top of the form. This is essential for identifying where your case will be processed.
  3. Fill in the Birth Name of Adoptee if known, along with your current legal name as the petitioner. Ensure that all names are spelled correctly.
  4. Provide your contact details, including phone number, email, and address. This information is crucial for court communications.
  5. In the motion section, declare your current address and date of birth accurately. This establishes your identity in relation to the adoption process.
  6. Complete details about your birth child or grandchild, including their birth date and place. If applicable, indicate if you are unsure about any information.
  7. Acknowledge whether you are making changes to the original content by checking the appropriate box before signing and dating the document.

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It can be. Birth parentsand particularly birth mothersoften become emotionally attached to the child during pregnancy. Even if they are confident that they want to pursue adoption, placing the child with his or her adoptive parents can result in intense feelings of grief, guilt, loneliness, or depression.
Terms like birth mom or birth dad are often used, reflecting the respect and gratitude adoptees feel for the selfless decisions their birth parents made.
The Freedom to Choose: Adoptee Perspectives Some may use the term birth mom or birth dad to create a clear distinction while maintaining a sense of connection. Others may opt for first mom or first dad to highlight the special place birth parents hold in their lives.
It should be noted that there is no law that ensures anonymity for birth parents. While many adoptees have no desire to pursue or meet their birth parents, they should still have free, unfettered access to their original vital documents reflecting factual information. This is a basic human right.
Expectant Parent. The term birth mother or birth parent refers to a woman who has given birth to a child and decides to place her child for adoption, following through on that decision and completing all the necessary legal steps.