No word from any in Ukraine this week about paperwork submission. We are still focusing on getting that last letter from the Moroccan authorities.
This week Stan went to the equivalent of the state level government offices on Tuesday. He spoke with people in a few different offices. They were all very kind and listened attentively to the problem. Unfortunately, none of them were able to help us. They redirected Stan back to the foreigner's department in the local police station (where I started out in June).
Stan went there on Thursday, hoping to talk to a higher ranking official than the guys that normally staff the front desk. Their boss wasn't available this week because the king is in town and that keeps the whole police force busy with the logistics.
We are by no means at the end of our list of possible people, places, and angles to try. The quest, however, is taking considerable time and energy during a season that's already been tough. Please pray for endurance and creative problem solving.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Twists and Turns
Thanks so much for your prayers regarding our paperwork. The police records came through as well as our physical forms! We are also expecting that our facilitator in Ukraine may be able to either submit our paperwork or get an appointment to submit it this coming week. We are still trying to figure out how to get the letter we need from the Moroccan authorities regarding our residence and the residence of our children. The right wording and the right signatures or ratifications are crucial if we are going to be able to continue on this adoption journey.
Last week when we received an email from our agency suggesting that we consider switching to a program in another country and start over from scratch, we were stunned. It took a couple of days before we could get a phone conference with our agency and clarify that the only obstacle we know of at this point is getting this letter. Although we have talked to many people who have not been able to help us, we are not out of ideas yet.
We have sent all of our paperwork to Ukraine in order to get in line for submission next week. We are hoping that a letter signed by the American Stan works for will stand in for the letter from the Moroccan authorities that we are still working to obtain.
We hope to have news one way or the other within the week. Please do not stop praying now!
Last week when we received an email from our agency suggesting that we consider switching to a program in another country and start over from scratch, we were stunned. It took a couple of days before we could get a phone conference with our agency and clarify that the only obstacle we know of at this point is getting this letter. Although we have talked to many people who have not been able to help us, we are not out of ideas yet.
We have sent all of our paperwork to Ukraine in order to get in line for submission next week. We are hoping that a letter signed by the American Stan works for will stand in for the letter from the Moroccan authorities that we are still working to obtain.
We hope to have news one way or the other within the week. Please do not stop praying now!
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