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Yes, the Nevada ADOPTEE Application for Non-Identifying Information requires the adoptee's signature to be notarized. This official Nevada DCFS form is a legal request and must be signed in the presence of a Notary Public to be considered valid.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary offers discreet and professional mobile notarization for sensitive adoption paperwork in Las Vegas, Henderson, and throughout Clark County. Starting at $65.
Submitting an application without proper notarization will result in its rejection by DCFS, delaying your request for important background information.
We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice. This information is for general notarial purposes. For questions about the adoption process or your eligibility, please contact the Nevada Division of Child and Family Services or an attorney specializing in family law.
This is an official Nevada state form that allows an adult adoptee (age 18 or older) whose adoption was finalized in Nevada to request non‑identifying background information about their birth parents and genetic history. This information can provide valuable insights into an adoptee's origins and medical background.
The information released is “non‑identifying,” meaning it does not include names or addresses but can provide details such as:
To verify the applicant's identity and the seriousness of the request, Nevada DCFS requires the adoptee's signature on the form to be notarized.
For Adult Adoptees Finalized in Nevada
Download the official application form directly from Nevada DCFS. Complete the form with your personal information and details about your adoption. Do not sign the form until you are in the presence of a notary.
This application is for non‑identifying information only. It will not provide names or contact details. To potentially make contact with birth relatives, you must separately apply to the Nevada Adoption Reunion Registry, which is a different form and process.
Fill out all required fields on the application with your personal details and any known information about your adoption. Do not sign the application yet.
You must present a valid, unexpired, government‑issued photo ID to the notary. A driver's license, state ID card, or passport are all acceptable.
Contact us to schedule an appointment. Our mobile notary will come to your home, office, or another location that is convenient and private for you.
The notary will verify your identity, confirm you are signing willingly, and then witness you sign the application form.
The notary will complete the notarial certificate on the form, sign it, and affix their official seal, confirming that you personally appeared and acknowledged your signature.
Once notarized, mail the completed application to the Nevada DCFS address listed on the form to begin the information retrieval process.
Comprehensive notary services for all types of adoption paperwork, including consents and agency forms, handled with care.
Notarization for the separate form to request your background medical and social history from DCFS.
We are experienced in notarizing official applications and forms for various state agencies, ensuring they meet all requirements.
Our notaries prioritize your privacy and handle sensitive documents with the utmost discretion.
If you need to provide a sworn statement to support your application, we can notarize it for you.
We can provide a notarized certification of a copy of your ID or other supporting documents required by DCFS.
Schedule a discreet and professional mobile notary to ensure your DCFS application is accepted without delay.
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