Oregon § 109.490 Limits on releasing information

Oregon Statutes

§ 109.490 — Limits on releasing information

Oregon § 109.490

Vol.3

Title 11Domestic Relations

Ch. 109Parent and Child Rights and Relationships

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 109.490 (2026).

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A registry shall release only information necessary for identifying a birth parent, an alleged genetic parent, an adult adoptee, an adult genetic sibling, the adult progeny, or the parent or guardian of minor progeny, of a deceased adoptee, a deceased genetic sibling of an adoptee or a deceased birth parent of an adoptee, or the county in which an adoption was finalized. A registry may not release information of any kind pertaining to:

(1)The adoptive parents, except for an adoptive parent of a minor adoptee when the adoptive parent has registered in accordance with ORS 109.460;

(2)The siblings of the adult adoptee who are children of the adoptive parents; and

(3)The income of any person.

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A registry shall release only information necessary for identifying a birth parent, an alleged genetic parent, an adult adoptee, an adult genetic sibling, the adult progeny, or the parent or guardian of minor progeny, of a deceased adoptee, a deceased genetic sibling of an adoptee or a deceased birth parent of an adoptee, or the county in which an adoption was finalized. A registry may not release information of any kind pertaining to:
(1) The adoptive parents, except for an adoptive parent of a minor adoptee when the adoptive parent has registered in accordance with ORS 109.460;
(2) The siblings of the adult adoptee who are children of the adoptive parents; and
(3) The income of any person.