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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Ashtabula County Catholic Charaities

Does anyone here have any experience with Ashtabula County Catholic Charities? Do they or do they not do searche? I have never heard of a CC that will not do a search for a fee until now.

You can post here or contact me privately at marleyoas@gmail.com Thanks.

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ABOUT OHIO ADOPTEE SEARCHES

Ohio Adoptee Searches is dedicated in its efforts to reunite adult adoptees with their biological relatives. We offer search and intermediary assistance to those who were born in Ohio, whether adopted in Ohio or not, and search assistance for their parents and siblings.

We're one of America's Leading Search Organization with more reunions yearly, because we have resources not available to any other searcher!

Hundreds of references upon request, 43 years experience. Operated by Reunited Adoptees who know what it's all about and how it feels! If you need assistance contact us anytime.

ABOUT THIS BLOG

Ohio Adoptee Searches: News and Views on Ohio Adoptee Rights, Search, and Support is written and maintained by OAS associate Marley Greiner Marley is the co-founder and executive chair of Bastard Nation: The Adoptee Rights Organization, the largest adoptee civil rights organization in North America. BN was behind the historic Ballot Measure 58 in Oregon (1998) and legislation in Alabama (2000), both of which restored the right of those states' adoptees, to access, their original birth certificates without restriction. BN worked closely with activists in New Hampshire and Rhode Island who successfully unsealed all OBCs in and 2004 and 2011.

The OAS blog will publish information on OBC access legislation (and related issues) in Ohio and how you can help; adoption related Ohio news; support information, and updates from Ohio Adoptee Searches.

The last bill to restore our rights in Ohio was introduced in 2008 and died in the House Health Committee that same year.

We hope that through your search experience you will want join activists in Ohio and around the country to restore the civil rights of all adopted people. Don't let the adoption industry win!

Please feel free to post comments.

Upon receipt of a written application to the state registrar, any adopted person 21 years of age and older born in the state of Oregon shall be issued a certified copy of his/her unaltered, original and unamended certificate of birth in the custody of the state registrar, with procedures, filing fees, and waiting periods identical to those imposed upon non-adopted citizens of the State of Oregon pursuant to ORS 432.120 and 432.146. Contains no exceptions.....Oregon Ballot Measure 58 which restored the right of all Oregon adoptees to their original birth certificates and identities.

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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Ashtabula County Catholic Charaities