Writing letter to bio fathers family for medical records?
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009danielle d asked:
I need to write a letter to find my husbands biological father. I know his name, general vicinity of where he lives, and know one of my husband’s half sisters names. There are a few other siblings, and I have an address for a woman that married my husband’s step brother (they are since divorced). My mother in law has been NO help. She knows people, who know people, who know people who know the biological father, but won’t reach out to help us find him.
I have no problem writing a letter to all of the people in the general vicinity with the same last name (thankfully there are only 35 in our state).
We are seeking medical information only as I have four children, one which had a rare condition at birth that was ruled out as hereditary from my side of the family tree, but could not be ruled out for my husbands family. (we were able to rule out that it was not hereditary from my husband’s maternal family)
Anyway, I am needing some assistance on how to word the letter. I tried searching the web, but no luck (or I am not putting in the optimum search words)
If someone has a letter that was affective in soliciting the information I would greatly appreciate you sharing.
Or if you of a website with sample letters that I can replicate.
I need to write a letter to find my husbands biological father. I know his name, general vicinity of where he lives, and know one of my husband’s half sisters names. There are a few other siblings, and I have an address for a woman that married my husband’s step brother (they are since divorced). My mother in law has been NO help. She knows people, who know people, who know people who know the biological father, but won’t reach out to help us find him.
I have no problem writing a letter to all of the people in the general vicinity with the same last name (thankfully there are only 35 in our state).
We are seeking medical information only as I have four children, one which had a rare condition at birth that was ruled out as hereditary from my side of the family tree, but could not be ruled out for my husbands family. (we were able to rule out that it was not hereditary from my husband’s maternal family)
Anyway, I am needing some assistance on how to word the letter. I tried searching the web, but no luck (or I am not putting in the optimum search words)
If someone has a letter that was affective in soliciting the information I would greatly appreciate you sharing.
Or if you of a website with sample letters that I can replicate.
TIA. I am making this my 2009 project.
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