In HIS Hands: Dossier to China

Monday, January 23, 2012

Dossier to China - DTC!!

As of Friday, January 20th, we are Dossier to China! YYIIIIPPPPPEEEE!! Those 3 words - Dossier to China make this mama so happy!

All that really means is that our paperwork is off to China. Granted the CCCWA (Chinese office that processes our paperwork) is closed this week due to the Chinese New Year, so our paperwork will not be personally delivered by our agency's contact until the 30th, but I will not let a one week delay steal my joy! We are in fact one step closer!

2 comments:

Melissa said...: Congratulations!! You can take a deep breath. Enjoy settling in for the LOA wait! We're here with ya if you need to vent! Kinda cool, you were DTC the weekend of Sanctity of Life Sunday!

Congrats, Becca!; January 23, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Becca said...: Thank you!! I am so excited to start the wait for our LOA but dreading the waiting part. I might have take you up on your offer to listen to me vent as I am a horrible waiter. That is really cool that we were DTC Sancity of Life weekend - I never put the 2 together.
~Becca; January 24, 2012 at 12:24 PM

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