Connecticut adoption records may be accessed by following the steps below. These steps explain the necessary procedures you are required to take to access original Connecticut adoption records. Adoption records are harder to access, especially because there are often legal steps that an individual must take to obtain Connecticut adoption records. You may also be limited to the amount of information that you can access by law. The adoptee must be an adult 18 years or older to obtain original vital record information.

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Connecticut Adoption Records Information

How to Contact Connecticut's Adoption Offices

Connecticut Dept. Of Children and Families
Connecticut Office of Public Relations
505 Hudson St.
Hartford, CT 06106
Phone Number (860) 550-6578.

Any adoptee that is at least 18 years old can request information that identifies their birthday. Section 45A-753 of the Connecticut General Statutes may require that the adoptee have a personal interview for approval. The birth family is required to be searched by the adoption agency to get their approval in a written consent for releasing the identifying information.  The agency is required to put in at least 10 hours of staff time to find the original birth family.

Any adoptee that is at least 18 years old can be searched by the birth parent.  Both of the birth parents that were involved in the termination will be required to consent.  The Connecticut Adoption Agency is obligated to attempt a search for the adult adoptee in order to receive their written consent.  Section 45A-753 of the Connecticut General Statutes require ratings that both birth parents may be required to conduct a personal interview.