Effective January 1, 2007, Colorado requires proof of relationship to obtain adoption records. You must provide proof of relationship to obtain adoption records from the state and you must be able to establish a legal interest. This is to prevent identity theft. Colorado adoption records may be accessed by taking the following steps. Adoption records are harder to access, as there are often times legal requirements that an individual must fulfill to obtain Colorado adoption records. You may also find that you are limited to the type of information that you are allowed to access.

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Colorado Adoption Records Information

How to Contact Colorado's Adoption Offices

Colorado Dept. Of Human Services
Office of Youth Services
4255 S. Knox Ct.
Denver, CO 80236

Phone Number (303) 762-4466
Fax (303) 762-4401.

Effective January 1, 2007, Colorado requires proof of relationship. They may also require direct and tangible interest in the document. You must submit proof your relationship or documentation to establish legal interest in obtaining vital records.

Adult adoptees and birth parents are allowed to obtain the adoptees' original birth certificate due to the Colorado Revised Statute 19-5-305. Both the birth parents and adult adoptee are require to complete a consent form to release the original birth certificate from the sealed file.