Can adoptive parents restrict the release of information?
• The release of your name. • The release of any other information which would allow you to be identified. * Your restriction can not prevent the disclosure of information to the birth parents about the welfare or whereabouts of the adopted person. This means it must not stop the birth parent and the adopted person from sharing information. Every attempt will be made to be sensitive about your family situation and to protect your privacy. What is the process for placing a veto? To place a veto, we need to receive your completed Application to Restrict the Release of Information form. The form must be received in hard copy. It cannot be accepted electronically. There are 3 separate forms available depending on whether you are an adopted person, birth parent or adoptive parent. • See Adoption forms and click on the appropriate form. Print, complete and post to our postal address. Alternatively, you can get a copy directly from us. • The form ask you to provide some personal details about
