New Mexico Adoption Records Information

New Mexico adoption records can be found by following the information below. Adoption records are harder to access due to the nature of the event and there may be legal steps that an individual must take to obtain New Mexico adoption records. To obtain original birth certificates in New Mexico you must petition the court. Non-identifying information is available to adult adoptees and adoptive parents of minor children for medical purposes.

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New Mexico Adoption Records Information

How to Contact New Mexico's Adoption Offices

New Mexico Human Services Dept
Post Office Box 2348
Santa Fe, NM 87504

Phone Number: (505) 827-7750

Toll Free (800) 432-6217

TYDD: 1-800-609-4TDD

Adopted adults, 18 and older, and adoptive parents with a minor child may access non-identifying information.

Adopted adults, 18 and older, may receive information regarding their birth parents, if they have filed a consent form. Birth siblings may receive information regarding an adopted adult if the adopted adult files a consent form.

Adopted adults, adoptive parents of a minor child, birth parents, and birth siblings may petition the court to hire a confidentiary intermediary. If the person being contacted is deceased or cannot be found, the court will then decide whether or not to open the file and release identifying information.

To obtain an original birth certificate, the adoptee must petition the court where the adoption was finalized.