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Our
court date was August 26th at 11:30 AM in Khabarovsk.
After three days,
we were able to pick up Ana from the orphanage.
Russia has a ten day waiting period on adoptions.
On September 6th, Ana was officially ours!
On the 9th of September, we applied for and received her Russian passport.
Later that day we flew to Moscow. On the 10th, we received her visa to the
US
from the U.S. Embassy. On the 12th, we flew home --so good to be back home
again!
It was during
this trip that we started calling her Ana, rather than her previous nickname
of Nastia.
She took to the name change easily.
[DOB:
11 October 2000]
Kudos:
Kathy Boggs and Ruth Neill
at Families First,
Leo Semenov at tear.org,
Wendy Stricklin (Lawrenceville),
Andrei (Moscow), Natalia & her husband Sergei (Khabarovsk), Julia (Khabarovsk),
Irina (Khabarovsk),
Natalia (again) & her son Sergei (Komsomolsk), Olga Byrnes at AIAA,
the good folks we met along the way,
and all of our family and friends.
Additionally, our pets want to thank those kind hearts that went out of their
way to tend to them.
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