The social worker that we used for our home study when we adopted Samuel will be doing our home study for our new adoption as well. I really like him and he thinks this home study will be pretty easy for him since he'll just need to update our old one and add a few additional things needed for an international adoption. That does not give us much time to clean up the house but I know we can do it and the SW is pretty laid back so it does not need to be perfect. I'll probably take a day off of work in the next week or so to get the house picked up since our weeks and weekends have been so busy lately.
I also have my physical scheduled so we are moving along. I think I have all of the official documents (birth certificates, marriage certificate, etc.) that are needed so hopefully once the homestudy is complete we can file our i-600a and officially start the waiting process. We'll continue to work on our dossier during that period too but the dossier requirements are not too bad.
There are 9 families in Rwanda now picking up their 12 kids and most of them have blogs that I have been folloiwng. It is making me very anxious to be there too. Soon.
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Good to see you moving along in the process.
So nice to find blogs of those that are in the same process.
So, is most of the waiting due to the i-600 and the slow folks in Dallas or is it more about the folks in Rwanda being slow?
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