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Adoted Scotland Written On The Bottom Of A Birth Certificate, What Does This Mean?

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winkyridg | 12:40 Sun 07th Oct 2018 | Family & Relationships
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I'm not sure if i'm on the right forum for this question, i'm looking for a long lost family member, i ordered a copy of his birth certificate from Ancestry.com which i have now received, on the bottom of the certificate is written 'Adopted Scotland' signed by the Deputy Superintendent Registrar, does this mean the person i am looking for was adopted at birth? any help would be greatly appreciated, many thanks.
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You might find something here:
https://www.mygov.scot/adoption-information/
12:45 Sun 07th Oct 2018
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Where the Registrar Generals for Scotland, Ulster or England & Wales is notified by one the other Registrar Generals about an adoption, the Register is noted "Adopted (relevant country)" This means in your example, the person was adopted in Scotland.
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