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My Blood Ties
International Adoption Registry
My Blood Ties is a responsible International Adoption Registry for birth parents/family and the children of adoption that have expressed a wish to be found. If this describes you, you are welcome to sign up for membership and inclusion in the International Adoption Registry database. When a match is found through daily checks or from match at sign-up, both members are notified.
Locating a family member is an emotionally delicate journey, and My Blood Ties is sensitive to all the nuances of such a search. Discretion, Privacy, and Confidentiality are our No. 1 concern. Your security and privacy are protected: only YOU can provide contact information to another party and only when YOU decide that the time is right.
My Blood Ties is an enterprise that puts “heart” above profit. This project and site was developed by people like you with a strong desire to learn about their past . . . their blood family . . . their mothers, fathers, siblings. We too have been searching for birth parents and children. We understand the time, trials, fears and frustration that you can experience on this journey. And while we cannot guarantee results, we make every effort to provide you with the means to make your search and discovery as smooth as possible. My Blood Ties may be only one avenue for your search, but rest assured we will always lead the field in integrity, compassion and discretion.
Notice to Members -
Should you wish to be listed on the front page, as we will be rotating these listings to give a bit more Search Engine Time for those a little more open then others, Please send us an email stating you would like to be listed on the front page, a picture of yourself you would like included and a small write-up you would like us to place. Again, this is only for members wishing this information to be displayed. Information not allowed is full names. Please check the listings on the front page for examples.
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Alexandra was adopted through a prominent southwestern agency when only ten days old. She was raised out-of-state by a loving and supportive couple who could not conceive children, given many advantages, and grew up to be a happy and well-adjusted young woman. Today, she has a family with three of her own children. She has always harbored a desire to know her birth parents (and her adoptive parents support her quest): family history, medical data, etc. and to reassure them that she is happy and doing well. 
To determine their medical history 
