Adoption papers?

Is there a place on the internet where I can view my adoption papers? How can I get a hold of them. Does anyone know.

Many states allow adoptees over the age of 18 to request their adoption records. I believe the first step would be to talk to your adoptive parents. They may be willing to help you if they can...and they certainly need to know your interest. You could try entering "adoption records, Michigan" or whatever your state is in the search bar. Some states have sites for this.

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