States: Michigan

Michigan 

Sealed:  unknown

Access Status: Restricted

  • Tiered
  • Adoptees born on or after May 28, 1945, but before September 12, 1980: not entitled to the original birth certificate except by court order. May use the registry to find identifying information but does not include any access to the original birth certificate;
  • Adoptees born before May 28, 1945: entitled to the original birth certificate but only if a birth parent does not veto disclosure;
  • Adoptees born on or after September 12, 1980: entitled to the original birth certificate but only if a birth parent does not veto disclosure;

Through a special arrangement with the Adoptee Rights Law Center, Bastard Nation is linking our individual state pages to ARLC state access law links and summaries. In addition. our state pages include information specific to Bastard Nation actions and activities in each state.ead about current OBC access.

Read about current OBC access legislation with links to current and past years bills at our”Keep Informed” legislative pages (middle sidebar.)

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2223 Legislation: SB4529 (OBC); HB5148/HB5149 (OBC) 

2022 Legislation:  SB0708; SB0709; SB0710; SB0711 (Safe Have Baby Boxes)

2021 Legislation:  SB 0708. SB 0709, SB 0710 (Safe Haven Baby Boxes)

2020 Legislation: HB4523 (Sarfe Haven Baby Boxes)

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Michigan OA
Mona Divito Brant, Director of Open Michigan Access

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Michigan Adop[tee Rights Coalition FAQ HB5148/HB51489( 2023)

November 9, 2023:  Victory in House 99-8

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Updated November 2018

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Updated November 14,  2023

Comments 1
  • Greetings!!
    Am greatful the way you are protecting human life under certain circumstances.
    I have suffered a lot from family neglect, torture and shame as a result from lack of love from the family. This has been because my mother produced me before she got married when she was still young. I grew up in the hands of my grandmother but it has been a struggle. In the society basterds suffer and no one to care for them.
    They miss a chance to go to school and achieving in life is indeed difficult.
    Please connect and empower me and my family so that we aim at Helping this group of children and families with basterds to access their rights.
    Best regards.
    Godfrey Byamukama
    Uganda

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