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In general, an adopted child cannot unilaterally reverse an adoption. Adoption is a legal process that permanently transfers parental rights from the biological parents (or the state) to the adoptive parents.
The process for reversing an adoption involves a formal petition. Supporting documents, like a birth certificate and adoption orders, can be gathered from the local courthouse or government agency, in person or via download.
An adoption can usually be reversed after it has been finalized by petition to the court by either the birth or the adoptive parents. The laws about when this can be done and the circumstances required for the court to allow a reversal (usually called a vacation or annulment) of the adoption are quite strict.
Once an adoption is finalized, the birth parents generally cannot reclaim their parental rights or take the child back. The legal process of adoption permanently transfers parental rights from the birth parents to the adoptive parents.
The consent of a presumed father is not required for the childs adoption unless he became a presumed father before the mothers relinquishment, before consent becomes irrevocable, or before the mothers parental rights have been terminated.
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In the case of the biological parents requesting the return of the child, it may be possible if the adoptive parents agree. The adoptive parents can also request the adoption be reversed if they can show that such reversal would be in the best interest of the child.
No. The parent either gave up their rights or had them terminated by a court of law. There is no legally binding way to force adoptive parents to return a child.
No, it is not illegal. Thats your personal choice, what you feel is best for your child. Some kids grow up knowing theyre adopted and some kids arent told until theyre older and some kids are never told. There is no perfect answer, its totally up to you.

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