American Indian Searches

This source at Adopting.org provides information for American Indian searches. If the adoptee or birth parent has any Indian heritage, cite the American Indian Child Welfare Act in any petition to obtain records. For an explanation of this act, click here.

Previous Chapter | Table of Contents | Next Chapter

© Excerpted from the Adoption.com Guide to Search and Reunion, published by Adoption Media, LLC

Credits: Jan Baker

• Pregnant?
  • Where Do I Start?
  • Parent Profiles
  • Maternity Homes
  • Parenting Vs. Adoption
  • Due Date Calculator
  • open adoption
  • legal questions
  • Support
  • Counseling
• Adopting
  • create a profile
  • photolistings
  • open adoption
  • faiths
  • local
  • Canada
  • U.K.
  • counseling
• Parenting
  • Just Adopted
  • ages & stages
  • issues for parents
  • issues for children
  • support
  • family types
  • activities & fun
  • tools & resources
• Reunite
  • how to search
  • reunion registry
  • birth family
  • local info
  • adoptees
  • DNA testing
  • adoption search
• International
  • photolisting
  • travel
  • legal issues
  • types of adoption
  • considerations
  • U.S. Government
  • Hague Training
• Foster
  • getting started
  • foster adoption
  • forms
  • daily rates
  • transitions
  • challenging behavior
• Professionals
  • find professionals
  • for professionals
  • list your organization
  • parent profiles
  • advertise
  • jobs

• Library
  • stories
  • lullabies
  • laws
  • poems
  • famous adoptees
  • glossary
  • encyclopedia
  • statistics
  • e-magazine
• Shop
• Community
  • forums
  • chat
  • games
  • journals
  • photo albums
  • events

you are here: adoption.com > reunite > where do i start? > search & reunion ebook > part 1: the search > chapter 6: specialized searches > american indian searches