Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. James 1:27
Friday, November 27, 2009
Wednesday night the agency called to say that our papers had not yet been signed, so we don't yet have a date to go over. We still could hear something this evening -- waiting...
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June 24-August 4, 2009: Hosted Kolya
Mid-August: Notarized and apostilled letter sent asking whether Kolya was available for adoption
September 4: Facilitator asked Kolya whether he wanted us to adopt him, and he said "Yes" - :o)
September 17: USCIS appointment
October 13: USCIS fingerprints
October 30: Received USCIS approval
November 10: Dossier completed and Fedex'd to agency November 18: Dossier submitted to Kolya's country
December 4: Received our invitation for SDA appointment
January 19: Left home
January 20: Arrived in-country
January 21: (Thursday) SDA appointment in the capital
January 23: (Saturday) Took train to the region
January 25: (Monday) Met with inspector; then met with orphanage director, and Kolya, finally!
February 6: (Saturday) Tyler and David left to go home
February 10: Received Interpol clearance
February 12: (Friday) Court date
February 23: Got new birth certificate
February 24: Got Kolya and passport
February 26: (Friday) Doctor visit and embassy appointment
February 28: (Sunday) Left the country to return home
March 1: Woke up in my own bed with a new son upstairs :o)
April 14: Received green card
April 29: Received signed court order of Recognition of Foreign Adoption (David has now completed adopting Kolya locally, which makes him a U.S. citizen, now!)
May 13: Filed application for Certificate of Citizenship with USCIS
October 7: Nick (Kolya) had his interview with USCIS on the Cert of C, and received the Certificate while there! :o)
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