States: Minnesota

Minnesota

 

Sealed: 1939

Access Status: Restricted

OBCs will be open without restriction July 1, 2024

Minnesota’s Equal Rights Law: A FAQ (Adoptee Rights Law Center)

  • Complex access based on date of adoption
  • Generally, adoptees who are 19 years of age and adopted on or after August 1, 1977, have restricted but greater rights to access their OBCs than those who were adopted prior to August 1, 1977.
  • Disclosure Veto no matter what the date of adoption

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2023 Legislation: SF1279 (OBC)

2022 Legislation: SF328/HF470 (OBC)

2021 Legislation:  SF328/HF470 (OBC)     HF1559?SF1726 (Safe Haven)

2020 Legislation: HF2906/SF2606 (OBC)

 

Links

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Black mother says she was told her daughter died—but the baby was secretly adopted by white parentsDaily Dot, August 13, 2020

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Memorandum on SF2606, Overview and Explanation of Sections. Adoptee Rights Law Center, April 10, 2019

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Search Services: Evaluation and best practices: report to the 2006 Minnesota Legislature

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Updated: July 3, 2023

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