A mother who gives up her child for adoption can rightfully expect that her privacy be protected and it is by law in the majority of states.
However, depending on what state you need to access records from, state resources may still be of some help and most have some type of assistance available.
Thankfully the WWW has made the reunion of many adoptees and their birth parents easier. There are a number of web sites available for adoption related searches including national and international. Most of these sites work by keeping registers of adoptees and birth parents where each may post a message with information about themselves. This method of searching is usually only successful when both parties are actively searching for one another.
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