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37 States allow birth siblings of the adoptee to seek and release identifying information upon mutual consent. 8. Some States have imposed limitations on the release of identifying information. Arkansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Texas require the adopted person to undergo counseling about the process and potential implications
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