This represents months of hard work collecting various paperwork - medical report stating I am healthy, police report stating I'm not a criminal, home study from my social worker, photos, birth certificate, reference letters, passport, employment letter, financial statement, etc. Every piece of paper had to be notarized, then certified by the county in which it was notarized, THEN authenticated by the Secretary of State. Quite a tedious process, but no doubt worth every second!Saturday, December 13, 2008
Here's what a dossier looks like
This represents months of hard work collecting various paperwork - medical report stating I am healthy, police report stating I'm not a criminal, home study from my social worker, photos, birth certificate, reference letters, passport, employment letter, financial statement, etc. Every piece of paper had to be notarized, then certified by the county in which it was notarized, THEN authenticated by the Secretary of State. Quite a tedious process, but no doubt worth every second!
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3 comments:
congrats on completing your dossier and on your impending adoption. I am CHI family (single). I completed my adoption in 2005 of a Chinese baby girl. She is 4 now. nice to "meet" you!
You are well on your way Gina!!! I am soo proud of you and what you have accomplished in such a short time. I can't wait to make the call to you someday with your referral!! Your caseworker and cheerleader! Toni Lynch
Yeah Gina! How exciting that you are officially waiting!! I look forward to keeping up with your blog.
Safe travels to MO for Christmas,
Kim
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