Find My Birth Mother
How to Find My Birth Mother
How to find your birth mother is something we are often asked about. Many people have lost touch with their biological mother and for them it is critically important to get in touch with them, maybe to understand more about how contact was lost or the reasons why the family was split up. Many people we work for have a feeling that they need to see their mother again and this of course is completely natural.
We are experts are locating people and specialise in locating missing family members, so if you need some help to locate your birth mother do not hesitate to contact us.
So what can you do to locate your mother? It really depends on how much information you have on her.
- Do you have a full name?
- A date of birth?
- A last known address?
These are the key things that you can use to locate your birth mother so if you have these you stand a great chance of locating her. If you don't, don't despair there are things that you can do but we would recommend you speaking to one of our researchers, as you will need some support. Our fees do not break the bank; we can find your birth mother for a maximum price of £75.
If you know your mothers full name then you have to consider if she has gotten married. This will obviously mean that she will have a different surname so it is always prudent to try and find any marriage records that could relate to your mother, again this is something we can help you with, our researchers have instant, unlimited access to marriage records and the experience to find the relevant records which is not always easy.
Let us say you have discovered that your mother did remarry and now has a different surname. By carrying out some further research, you will have her new name and her also her husband’s name. You are now in an excellent position as you can perform a duel electoral roll search to see if there are any people with those names living together in the UK, if you find a match then there is a good chance that they will be your mother and her husband.
As you can see when writing these guides it’s difficult to talk about every single connotation of what could of happened to your birth mother, for example she might have remarried and then divorced, from this point she may have reverted back to a previous name, she may have kept her married name or she may have remarried, this is complicated stuff for a stay at home detective and again we would recommend our services to locate your biological mother.
If you are determined to locate her yourself, you will soon appreciate what amazing value our service is and you will soon understand that the level of tracing systems we can access is far superior to anything that is publicly available. Saying that if you want to find her yourself then there is lots more that you can do.
your next step is to visit the council offices closest to where she lived, once there you can manually look through historical versions of the electoral roll and try and place her at an address at a certain time, from her you should be able to track her movements to her current address, again there are ifs and buts, such as, what if she has moved to another area? In this case, you would have to know which area she had moved to and visit that council office.
You should also try Friends Reunited and Facebook to see if she is using those sites.
We understand the importance of you finding your birth mother and will do everything we can to find her for you should you wish.
We hope this guide has helped you with your desire to find your birth mother. We are on standby to help you should you want us to. You can be speaking to one of our highly trained researchers on 0113 2825900 in a matter of minutes.
FinderMonkey.co.uk is a specialised people tracing company and is licensed by the Credit Services Association so you can be confident you have come to the right place to find your birth mother.