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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Indiana Adoption Medical History Report in the editor.
  2. Begin with Section I - Affirmation. Type or print your name, date of birth, and mailing address in black ink. Ensure you provide a written signature affirming the accuracy of the medical history.
  3. Proceed to Section II - Medical History. Here, you will find checkboxes for various medical conditions. Mark an 'X' in the appropriate boxes for the birth mother, father, and adopted person as applicable.
  4. For each condition listed from Items 1 through 6, provide additional details in the designated section if necessary. This may include information about congenital conditions or significant family medical history.
  5. If more space is needed for details, use plain white paper labeled with 'Item/Details' and ensure it includes page numbers. Remember to keep all information confidential and avoid identifying details.

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Emotions Are on a Spectrum You might also feel a deep sense of love for your adoptive family. On other days, you might feel a sense of grief or loss for your birth family. You may ponder over why you were placed for adoption. There could be confusing feelings about your adoptive family, too.
The Division of Vital Records at the Indiana Department of Health is responsible for amending the birth certificate after an adoption has been finalized. When amending an original birth certificate, some information such as the exact location of birth may be removed, if stated in the court order.
To adopt from Indiana Adoption Program, families must be licensed, either as foster families or as adoption-only families. Complete at least 16 hours of training, do criminal background checks and CPS checks as required by the state of Indiana. Complete homestudy process with the county or agency that is working with
What happens to an adopted persons original birth certificate after a new amended birth certificate is issued? The original birth certificate is typically sealed and made unavailable to the public and, in many states, unavailable to the adopted person, even as an adult.
Ask Your Adoptive Family or Adoption Professional They may have already obtained the documents containing your adoption medical history from your birth parents. The agency you were adopted through may also be able to help you. They likely have your adopted infant medical history on file.
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Ask Your Adoptive Family or Adoption Professional They likely have your adopted infant medical history on file. Most adoption agencies require that the birth parents provide medical history so that they can have a clearer picture of the health of the baby.
Indiana initiated an Adoption History Program in 1988 (IC 31-19-18) to allow for the release of medical, non-identifying and identifying information. To request information from the Adoption History Program, related individuals may register with the Adoption Matching Registry.
Signs of adoption trauma can include attachment issues and mental health conditions like PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Trauma can also create physical symptoms, like headaches and stomachaches, as well as problems forming relationships.

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