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§ 5-4c-06 — Maryland Law | CourtGPT
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§ 5-4c-06

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(a) (1) To register with the Registry, an individual shall submit a notarized affidavit containing the following information: (i) the individual’s current name and any previous name by which the individual was known; (ii) the individual’s address and telephone number; (iii) if the individual is a natural parent of the adoptee, the original and adopted names, if known, of the adoptee; (iv) if the individual is an adoptee who is seeking information regarding the adoptee’s natural parents, any names, if known, by which the natural parents are or were known; (v) if the individual is an adoptee who is seeking information regarding a natural sibling, any names, if known, by which the natural sibling is or was known; (vi) if known, the place and date of birth of the adoptee; (vii) if known, the name and address of the child placement agency, if any, that placed the adoptee; (viii) if known, the names of the adoptive parents of the adoptee; (ix) the name and address of the court that issued the adoption or guardianship order; and (x) a statement of the individual’s consent to be identified to other registrants.

e parents of the adoptee; (ix) the name and address of the court that issued the adoption or guardianship order; and (x) a statement of the individual’s consent to be identified to other registrants. (2) A registrant shall notify the Administration of changes in information occurring after the affidavit is filed. (3) A registrant may withdraw from the Registry at any time by submitting a notarized affidavit to that effect to the Administration. (b) (1) The Administration shall obtain information necessary for identifying an adoptee, a natural mother of an adoptee, a natural father, or a natural sibling. (2) The Administration may not obtain information regarding: (i) the adoptive parents of the adoptee; (ii) a child of the adoptive parents who is not a natural sibling; or (iii) the financial status of the adoptive parents of the adoptee.