After I posted yesterday's update I considered that often filling in paperwork feels better than waiting. Doing something feels like progress, even when mourning the fact that due to the length of the adoption process, the papers need to be done over.
Checking off the home study meant back to praying for patience...but wait a minute. A small uncomfortable feeling started to surface. That brain itch that tells you that you missed something.
After shutting down the computers for the night and completing our family devotions it came to me.
While Lindsay would send her report to Nightlight, we also needed to send in some papers didn't we?
Back to the computer. Searching the old e-mails. Found it!
Yes, a list of paperwork we need to send in that came in an E-mail the end of January.
Arriving between my parents leaving and our trip to Babaco/LaGonave I neglected to add it to the to-do list. As soon as we returned home Anna became ill, and we prepared and hosted the Warsaw team. The day they left we cleaned for the home study visit the next day!
Thankfully, I remembered last night. This allows us to get the papers filled in, copied and signed for tomorrow's mail run. Tomorrow we will head to Cap Haitian joining a medical team until Sunday afternoon.
Saturday will make two months until our I-600A expires. So a couple of months remain before the deadline but we do not want to cut the deadline close at all.
Nightlight responded rapidly to our request for help. In addition to the papers they need, we will also send the papers that need to go to the USCIS, and they will attach the additional papers and mail it in for us.
We remain very grateful for all the people working on our and our child/children's behalf.
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