Tips To Search For Birth Father

By kerry (Guest Post)

www.redcross.com.au About 35 dollars I think, but we all know that they are not scams and will help all they can.

By Julia in UK (Guest Post)

Does she know what line of work he was in? If he had a trade or profession she may be able to find out a lot by word of mouth. For example, if he was working as a butcher she could ask everyone she met who had connections with the meat trade, for clues to what happened to him.

By

BonsterBonnie

I have a friend who's adopted child was left in a dumpster to die, therefore she does not know either parents. Her adoptive parents were able to locate a cousin through registering her DNA through a family search site. The link is www.Familytreedna.com. I hope this helps. Of course a member of the family would have had to register their DNA also. I wish you the best.

By

bailegirl

You used to be able to write to the DMV in the state that you suspect they live in and request their driving record. The more information that you have, the better. Include as much as you can (full name, birthdate -- or aproximate birth date.) For a small fee they would send you the record, including the address. I haven't tried it since before 9-11, so they may have changed the law, but it's worth a try.

By

Tamisuemcp

Dont know if you have seen this site or not, but you may want to look at it and see if it can help.

peoplesearch.com.au