I want help I neeeeeed your help?

I know some people have had luck just searching on myspace and other sites on the internet. Try that, if you haven’t already, because it would be free. If that doesn’t work, I don’t know the answer to a deeper search, but others here do. If they don’t see your post on time to give an answer, try again another day, because they would love to give that info to you.

Good luck!

there isa book called(you too can find anybody) can’t remember authors name,but the book gives all kinds of info bout how to find people. most likely the library would be best place to find it! u can always look in book stores,but think library is still best place.

If you have the SSN, you can do a background search for about $40, this should reveal their address and maybe phone number. Landlord’s do this all the time, and I believe you can go online and do this with a credit card. Once you find her, she’s probably the easiest source for tracking down your bio father. Without his SSN, it’s hard to know how easy/difficult he may be to find.

Be very prepared though, not all reunions go favorably. Giving a child up for adoption is very difficult and your bio mother has probably already coped with the idea of never seeing you again, so this may be a big shock that she needs time to mentally deal with. She may also have a new family that doesn’t know she previously had a child. I would very strongly suggest to enter the situation carefully and slowly with a letter. If it was a closed adoption situation, she has privacy rights in this as well.

First – add your details to the registries here –
(also look for local state and country registries – beware of those that ask for money)

Check for searching information here –

Check here for search help – and links to free search angels –

And check here for any support & even more search help – it’s the best online forum for adoptees I’ve found –

All the very best with your search.