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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Report of Adoption in the editor.
- Begin with Part 1, entering the child's name at birth as it appears on the original birth certificate. Fill in the first, middle, and last names accurately.
- Provide the sex, date of birth, and place of birth for the child. Ensure all details are correct to avoid delays.
- In Part 2, enter the child's name after adoption. Remember not to use all capital letters.
- Indicate whether the natural parent or adoptive parent is being listed by checking the appropriate boxes.
- Complete all required fields for both parents, including their full names and places of birth. This information is crucial for creating a new birth certificate.
- Finally, ensure that Part 3 is filled out by the Clerk of Court after adoption finalization. This includes certification details and must be submitted along with other required documents.
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Information from Utah birth certificates is available for two sets of data: 1915 to 1921 and 1930s to the present.Read more
If you are a Utah adoptee who was born in Utah, age 18 or older, you can access a non-certified copy of your original birth certificate.