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Wisconsins Adoption Records Search Program works with adoptees, adults whose birth parents rights were terminated, and birth parents to gain access to vital pieces of adoptees social and medical histories. The Adoption Records Search Program law is outlined in Wis. Stat. 48.432 48.433.
Approximate Cost Independent: $10,000- $30,000 (typically) $25,000-$50,000 (depending on the country and travel requirements) $2,500-$4,000 $500-$2,500 (depending on legal actions needed) The state of Wisconsin will pay for the home study process, trainings, and adoption process.
Here are the five steps of how to find a child that was adopted: Talk to the people who helped to facilitate your adoption. Research your states regulations about adoption records. Contact the County Court Clerk where you completed your adoption. Register with the online adoption reunion registry.
You can also try some message boards r/Adoption adoptee.org or adoption.com even ancestry message board. You can try your locals towns Facebook or the original church. As some other options.
When someone who was born in Wisconsin is adopted, our office seals their original birth certificate. A new one is then created showing their adoptive parents and new name, if the name changed as a result of the adoption. The sealed certificate cant be released to anyone.

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The child is placed in the care of a prospective adoptive family who has undergone a thorough screening process. These families are committed to providing the child with a safe and nurturing home. Adoption acknowledges that birth parents may be facing challenges that make it difficult for them to raise a child.
Consider registering with a national or local adoption reunion registry. These services can help connect birth parents with their children if both parties are open to contact. Use social media platforms and online forums dedicated to adoption. Many people share their stories and may offer advice or support.

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