We want to share an exciting information with those, who were adopted from Kazakhstan or anywhere else. Also who were raised in the foster family or parents who have adopted a child or children from Kazakhstan. We are gladly to help you to find biological parents, relatives, and siblings.
Our agencies are ready to help you in solving your task in finding biological family. We would be glad to help you to find families in Kazakhstan and contact them family.
Several months ago a young lady named Dilyara Mrjia, aged 27, reached out to us. She lives in Austin, Texas, in USA. Dilyara was born in February, 1989 in the eastern capital of Kazakhstan and the city of Alma-Ata. There is a lot has happen to Dilya and her family. It ended up the doctors lied to Dilya’s family that she was adopted. However, Dilyara was adopted by American parents at age 13 from the orphanage #3 in Alma-Ata. She has been living in United States for 14 years and has build a beautiful life for herself. She is now married and has two children (a daughter and a son). During all these years Dilyara was always wondering and trying to find her biological parents and relatives in Kazakhstan. However, it was too difficult to find her family.
One day she decided to finally reach out to the agency and she found our agency name Birth Parents Search. She gave faith to us and to the God that everything will go well for her. Then we started our search for her. When we arrived to the city of Alma-Ata, we were trying to find her mother and relatives during our stay. It took a week for us to realized Dilya’s mother and other relatives changed the residence.
Finally after hard work on searching, we managed to establish contact with one of Dilyara’s relatives name Artur. It was Dilya’s cousin. Artur’s mother who was called Alisa and she was a sibling of Dilyara’s biological mother.
After meeting and communication with Artur, we phoned Alisa to tell her the reason we contacted her. Alisa was so thrilled to hear the news that Dilya wanted to find her family. Alisa knew the story about her sister’s life. There was a situation when Dilya’s mother didn’t know exactly what to do about approaching to her family and in laws about her give birth to Dilya. Nellya was afraid that everyone is going to deny Dilya because Nellya was not married before giving birth to the child. After a month of Dilya’s birth, Nellya eventually told her sister and mother that she give birth to a daughter in the hospital and left her. When Dilya’s Aunt Alisa and grandma heard about this news. They right away went to the hospital to take Dilya but then the doctors lied to the family that she was adopted by Kazakh family. The doctors did not give anymore information to Dilya’s family because Nellya release parents rights. After a talk on the phone with Alisa, we decided to meet face-to-face to discuss more information about family’s story.
In the course of meeting, we found out that Dilyara’s biological mother was undergoing treatment in the hospital. Alisa told us Dilya’s mother has breast cancer and that is why it was impossible to meet her. We communicated only with Alisa, Dilya’s grandmother (Zinaida) and cousin Artur. They told us about their famil’sy story and also gave us family photos.
After that meeting we delivered all contact information to Dilyara and she managed to contact her relatives via Skype. After 7-10 days after Nellya was discharged from the hospital, Alisa told her that her daughter Dilyara was found that she lives in the USA. Nellya was in the seventh heaven. Nellya got on Skype right away on the same day when she found about Dilya’s existence. It is difficult to imagine how all of them were feeling. It is incredible for them to finally see each other after 27 years has passed. It was unbelievable emotions were going on that they felt in their hearts.
As for right now Dilyara is actively communicating with her mother from Kazakhstan and other relatives. Also she plans to visit them to meet them in person.
If you need a help with finding your biological parents, siblings and relatives in Kazakhstan. Then apply to us and we will be gladly to help you.
Dear Sir,
Dear Madame,
In 2005 my husband and I adopted a little girl from an orphanage in Astana, Kazakhstan. Our daughter grew up being a smart, sensitve youn girl. She is 11 now. The reasons I would want to find her relatives are the following:
My husband, her adoptive father, died when she was 6. Ever since she has not been the same. I think it would to her good to know she still has relatives. She is mature enough now to understand the why’s etc.
My second reason is that, ever since we adopted her, I have had this uncomfortable feeling about me. Maybe the mom has been regretting giving her up during all this years and maybe she has been looking for her. Maybe she has siblings.
My last reason is that my daughter has been diagnosed with severe Irritable Bowel Syndrom from which she is suffering very much. The doctors say that it would be a great help if they knew anything about the birth parents in order to be able to help her cure.
It would be wonderful if you could help us. I know it might be an adventure with happy or not so happy ending, but we are ready for it. I still have all the adoption papers (in Russian). Would you be so kind to let us know if you could help us and what the cost would be?
Thank you in advance.
Tessa
Hi Tessa,
Thank you so much for reaching out to us. We would love to help you out as much as possible. We definitely understand the reasons why you want to do this for your daughter. We are gladly to help you as much as possible. Also my name is Svetlana and I had the similar problems that your daughter has and if you are interested in talking to me. I would love to help you answer any questions. You can always reach me at 770-820-8938!
Hope to hear from you soon.
Have a week day!!
Sincerely,
Svetlana
Hello, I am writing on behalf of my husband who is now disabled after an accident, he was adopted from Kazakhstan in 2007 (he was 16), his sister was also adopted 3 years earlier by the same adoptive parents. We would like to begin the search for both his Birth Mother and Birth Father, he was adopted from the Litvinksy orphanage in Astana, Kazakhstan. We have a picture he took with his birth mom and sister, but all communication stopped once he was in the US. His birth parents are not very helpful, almost seem reluctant to give us any information. I have some documents and as much information as my husband was able to tell me before his accident (He now suffers from severe short term memory loss) and I may be able to get more, but I need to know what documents are needed specifically and how much total this search would cost. I know that my husband and his sister would love to contact their birth parents, send them pictures of their grandchildren who they probably don’t even know exist and have a means of contacting them and sharing information and pictures.
My name is Carla Caricofe. I was abandon in hospital by birth mother in Uralsk, Kazakhstan in 1995. Now I have been trying to look for her. I just don’t know where to start. I wanna be able to just see what she looks like. That’s all and some more info about her also. My birth mother’s name is Saule Akhmedyarova. She lived in Uralsk when I was born.