Filled out visa forms
I spent a couple of hours yesterday filling out the many pages of forms needed to apply for Elena's US visa. There were six different forms, all with similar information requests, but each requiring a different format. On one, I had to list the date of her birth 11 18 2004, on another 18 NOV 2004. Some listed the family name last, some family name first. The CCAI representatives walked us through the forms line by line and box by box. Then we had to supply all of the supporting documentation and visa fees. I was one of the few dads who did not need to use white out.
The CCAI reps will go over our packets to make sure that we did not make any mistakes, and then they will take our paperwork to the consulate tomorrow. We need to hang by the phone during their trip in case any surprises come up. Keep your fingers crossed!
If all goes well, we will get her papers when we go to the office and swear that we did not lie when filling them out.
Earlier today we went to the Guangzhou zoo. Elena especially liked seeing the panda that they have here, as well as monkeys. It was pleasantly mild today, which is a change from the hot and humid weather that we have been having. Just a few days more, and we can head home!
Love,
Paul
The CCAI reps will go over our packets to make sure that we did not make any mistakes, and then they will take our paperwork to the consulate tomorrow. We need to hang by the phone during their trip in case any surprises come up. Keep your fingers crossed!
If all goes well, we will get her papers when we go to the office and swear that we did not lie when filling them out.
Earlier today we went to the Guangzhou zoo. Elena especially liked seeing the panda that they have here, as well as monkeys. It was pleasantly mild today, which is a change from the hot and humid weather that we have been having. Just a few days more, and we can head home!
Love,
Paul

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