Today we went to the Colombian consulate to get my travel visa and Sara's national id. The visit went pretty smooth except that the consulate wanted a notarized copy of our referral letter from ICBF. All we had was a copy sent to us from our agency that was not notarized. After a little pleading, what we had was sufficient! I pick up my travel visa in two more days. Keep in mind that you need to pay $50 even though the documents sent to us state exemptions for US nationals. We had to walk a few blocks to HSBC Bank to pay the $50 and get a receipt to bring back after the three day processing period. Driving in to the DC consulate wasn't that bad, garage parking was $16... Metro may be a better option.
The intent of this blog is to inform family, friends, and other interested persons about the trials and tribulations of our Colombian adoption. My wife and I are heading to Pereira Colombia to adopt the two most wonderful kids in the world!
Showing posts with label Colombian adoption Pereira 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colombian adoption Pereira 2012. Show all posts
Monday, August 6, 2012
Sunday, August 5, 2012
The countdown begins!
After returning from a journey on the bay riding Sea Fighter, my beautiful wife and I embark on the greatest ride of our lives! In 14 days, we head to Pereira Colombia, to unite with the two most wonderful kids in the word!
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