can an adopted, adult that is non-member of the church be sealed to their adoptive parents that are

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Sealings are performed in a temple and only those who are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who hold a recommend for entering a temple can participate in the sealing ordinance. That means that living persons who are not members cannot participate in a sealing ordinance for themselves.
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@Carolyn Summers Estes
Carolyn
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FYI
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Provided that you are referring to a "Living" person ...
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IF, you are a Member of the Church; THEN, you should ask your local Priesthood Leadership.
ie. Bishop/Branch President; and/or, if necessary,
... Stake/District President
... "Temple" President
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Whereas ...
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IF, you are NOT a Member of the Church; THEN, ask your local, "Family History Centre" (if it has "Re-Opened"), who should be able put you in contact with the local Priesthood Leadership of the Church; or, if you see or know how to contact them, "Full Time" Missionaries or Mission Office of the Church; or, your nearest congregation of the Church.
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By the way ...
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This is NOT the sort of 'Question' that can or should be 'Answered', in "Detail", in a "Open" (ie. "Public") Forum.
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Brett
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ps: For "Deceased" persons, gone 12 Months, unless "Permission Required", 'Yes'
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Thank you, Brett. I certainly hope I didn't offend anyone with my question. I wasn't thinking about being an open forum, sorry.
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