Minnesota SF4382 requires court administrators to provide adoption records to adoptive parents and adult adoptees.
Minnesota SF4382 amends state statutes to require court administrators to provide copies of adoption records to adoptive parents and adult adoptees upon request and proper identification. The bill specifies that the state registrar must provide a copy of the adopted person's original birth record and any evidence of the adoption to the adoptee or a related person if the adoptee is 18 years or older. The court administrator must also provide a certified copy of the decree of adoption to the adoptive parent or adult adoptee.
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