Announcing three informational sessions to discuss Minnesota’s new adoptee birth record law and how it is going to work.
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Be An Adult: NO on Idaho HB544
A bill in Idaho will define an adult adoptee as a person who is at least 40 years old.
Big News About USCIS Filing Fees and Intercountry Adoptees
Starting April 1, 2024, a substantial filing fee will no longer be required for adult intercountry adoptees who qualify for a Certificate of Citizenship.
Community Engagement Sessions for Minnesota’s New Law
The Minnesota Department of Human Services will hold a series of community engagement events in relation to the state’s new adult adoptee birth record law.
Proposed Jump in USCIS Filing Fees Will Impact Intercountry Adoptees
The biggest impact will be felt by intercountry adoptees who do not currently have a green card or who need a Certificate of Citizenship.
The Unsettled Issues of Jonas Hubley’s Adoption
Important pieces are missing from the story being told about the adoption and immigration issues for Haitian adoptee Jonas Hubley.
It’s My Birthday. How About a Cup of Coffee?
To celebrate my birthday, why not donate the cost of a really nice cup of coffee to Adoptees United Inc. It’s easy.
Third Annual Adoptee Rights National Week of Action
The third annual Adoptee Rights National Week of Action. Take action and join me and others to make positive change for adoptees rights.
Another Coalition, This Time for Michigan
Adoptee Rights Law Center is proud to be part of another state-level adoptee rights coalition, this time dedicated to repealing a discriminatory birth record law in Michigan.
What To Know About Minnesota’s New Law: A FAQ
What the new Minnesota law does, plus how and when adult adoptees and their families can apply for a copy of the OBC.