7 Steps for Using DNA to Find Birth Parents of Adoptees & Others with Unknown Parents

How To Trace Birth Parents. Discover Effective Strategies About How To Find Birth Parents A guide to resources to help you trace your family tree, using records held at The National Archives and elsewhere You can find out the name of the mother and father, as well as the place of birth for the parents

A guide to resources to help you trace your family tree, using records held at The National Archives and elsewhere There is a fee (£15) to register yourself to connect with your family members

How to Find Your Birth Parent or Child

A guide to resources to help you trace your family tree, using records held at The National Archives and elsewhere Another option if you are unable to connect with you birth parents is doing DNA testing. Order birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership and death certificates from the General Register Office (GRO) - find GRO index numbers

How To Find Birth Parents In A Closed Adoption?. Tracing members of your birth family can be a complex and lengthy process You can get a copy of your original birth certificate if you're aged 18 or over

Find Birth Parents How to Find Birth Parents Your DNA Guide Diahan Southard. This is usually done by accessing your birth certificate and your adoption. This guide has been written by David Oates, author of 'Long Lost Family Tracing' His work as been featured in The Daily Mail, BBC.