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Professional searchers working in the area of adoption search and reunion may provide a range of services, including tracing, research, and support. They may also act as intermediaries during the reunion process.
http://www.adopted-we-search.com/
Private investigator specializes in locating and reuniting families separated by adoption.
http://www.adoptionsearchservices.com/
Providing a service for birthparent searches, as an intermediary/searcher, specializing in Missouri and Kansas adoptions. Includes profile and services details.
http://www.arielbruce.com/
A registered independent social worker specializing in tracing people affected by adoption. Includes recommendations and press and publicity. Located in the United Kingdom.
http://azadoptionrecordsfinder.com/
Certified confidential intermediary, able to open court records. Serving persons involved in adoptions finalized in Arizona.
http://adoptionsearchcalifornia.com/
A no find, no fee search service. Located in California.
http://www.califstorkstop.itgo.com/
Staff profiles, information about various packages, and contact details.
http://www.adoptionsearchwashington.com/
Conducts family searches for adoptees and birth parents in Washington, U.S. Service and fee details are included.
http://www.familiesintime.co.uk/
Research, counselling and advice services for persons adopted in the UK and their birth relatives.
http://www.kinsolving.com/
Services for birthparents, adoptive parents, adoptees, insurance companies and attorneys.
http://www.colombiatupais.com/
Offers to search for the biological families of Colombian people who have been adopted. Includes profile and reunion stories.
http://members.tripod.com/myfolks1/index.htm
Offers UK research, tracing and mediation services. Includes staff profiles and message board.
http://www.adoptiontrace.co.uk/
Includes a company profile, search tips, and details about fees and payment.
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