(Each family creates a small formal request for IBESR) -
WRITTEN - WILL NOTARIZE ON MONDAY
2. Certified copy of Birth Certificate on Adoptive Father and Adoptive Mother.
ORDERED, SHOULD ARRIVE THIS WEEK
ORDERED, SHOULD ARRIVE THIS WEEK
4. Certified copy of your Divorce Decree(s), if any.
NOT APPLICABLE TO US!!!
DONE!!!!
6. Notarized Report of Health Examinations for each spouse (include blood test results with details for both the Adoptive Father and Adoptive Mother).
7. Notarized Declaration and Certificate Concerning the State of Health of Prospective Adoptive Parents for each spouse.
SAME AS ABOVE.
8. Notarized Police Letter for Adoptive Father and one for the Adoptive Mother.
HAVE MINE DONE. WILL GET BILLY'S DONE THIS WEEK.
9. Notarized Psychological Evaluation.
1O. Two Notarized letters of Reference addressed to “The Officials of the Republic of Haiti”.
HAVE PEOPLE GETTING THIS DONE. WILL HAVE THEM THIS COMING WEEK!
11. Notarized Bank Letter.
NOT SURE YET WHAT THIS NEEDS TO SAY, BUT CAN GET IT DONE THIS WEEK.
12. Notarized Particulars of Property.
WAITING ON THIS DOC.
13. Notarized Employment Letters – one for each spouse
14. 3 passport type photos attached to Certification of Pictures for each adult. (These DO NOT have to be processed like the other documents – just notarized, but must go to Haiti with your Dossier.)
15. Copy of most recent taxes (Does NOT have to be processed like other documents)
16. After you received the I-171H from the USCIS office please also submit a copy of the approval attached to the enclosed I-171H Certification Cover Sheet.
WE FILED OUR I-600A A WHILE BACK. ON MONDAY I HAVE ONE FINAL APPOINTMENT TO CLARIFY MY FINGERPRINT SITUATION AND THEN OUR I-171H SHOULD BE ON ITS WAY WITHIN 10 BUSINESS DAYS!
So - as you can see, we are well on our way. Once everything is gathered I have to have some of these docs state certified - in KY, SC and TX. And then on to higher levels of authentication... which takes some time and money... but I could see us being done with all of this in May, easily!
3 comments:
Cindy,
Just some (hopefully) helpful advice. When we were originally adopting from El Salvador (before we switched to Ethiopia), we had to have a psychological evaluation. We had to go see an actual psychologist and the fee was pretty hefty ($1000). Our home study agency recommended him, though, so you might check with yours.
Sarah Taylor
home with Emilia Jane 8/23/09
That's quite the list! Praying you get all this done.
Love and hugs and prayers,
Debi
the paperwork seems never-ending! kudos to you for managing to juggle all that for the 3rd time!!!
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