 DNA is a really exciting groundbreaker for those of us who are searching. When you find the person that you are searching for, you want to be happy, approachable and NOT CREEPY.
I may have posted a letter in the past, but as I get good examples, I will continue to share them here for all to use. Here is an excellent example of a letter to send to a potential parent or child. Feel free to print this and use it for your own personal use. I have made the parts that you replace with your information XXX for easy identification. Dear XXX, I believe that we may have something in common. I am doing family research and my leads are all pointing to you as the person who would have the information that I am searching for. I was born at XXX hospital in XXX, XXX. I weighed XXX pounds and XXX ounces. I was born at XXX time. My birthdate is XXX. My name at birth was XXX My parents were very brave because they made an adoption plan for me. I was placed for adoption through XXX adoption agency. I was adopted at the age of XXX. My parents XXX and XXX raised me from that age. I grew up in the state of XXX. I hope that you will get in touch with me because I am certain that you will have the information I need to complete my search. I have had DNA testing done through XXX. I have enclosed a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope for your convenience. I can also be reached at XXX mobile phone and XXX email address if that is more convenient. I look forward to hearing from you. Kindest Regards, XXX
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