In her September surprise visit pictures. She goes to bed at 8pm and is now eating every 3 hours.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
September social visit pics
Every month the agency gets the foster moms and babies together to take photos and just have fun. Heres our sleeping beauty. This is a preemie sweatshirt that Ryan insisted we buy his baby sister. He would not leave the store without it. He will be so happy to see it on her. Shes growing out of those preemie clothes pretty quick. Yeah for growing healthy!
Friday, September 14, 2007
7 week old weight check
Nora saw the doctor on Wednesday. Shes now 7lbs4oz and 19 inches long. Shes gained another pound in the last 2 weeks. No new photos though yet. :(
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
DNA match
We finally got the official papers, DNA is a match. The lab is 99.96% sure that Nora is the birthmoms baby.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
We entered Family Court
We are still awaiting the results from the dna test. We get the results mailed to us directly from the lab here in the US. We are guessing we had at least a 1-3 day delay due to the holiday so we hope to get them this week.
But good news tonite as we found out we entered family court. Theres many steps in this process. Heres a cut and paste from our agency website....
The Guatemala adoption then progresses in the following general order:
DNA (this is in process)
Family Court
PGN
New Birth Certificate and Passport
Translation and submission of documents to U.S. Embassy for pink slip
Medical Exam from U.S. Embassy Doctor
Embassy Interview with Family and Travel Home
And a tidbit on FC (family court) also from the agency website...
Around the same time DNA is happening, your Guatemalan adoption file will be submitted to Family Court in Guatemala City, where it will be assigned to a court social worker.
The social worker will review your home study, the birth mother's documents and the child's documents, and then interview the birth mother and see the child and the child's foster mother.
If everything is in order, the social worker will issue a report and make a recommendation in favor of the Guatemalan adoption and your case will exit Family Court
But good news tonite as we found out we entered family court. Theres many steps in this process. Heres a cut and paste from our agency website....
The Guatemala adoption then progresses in the following general order:
DNA (this is in process)
Family Court
PGN
New Birth Certificate and Passport
Translation and submission of documents to U.S. Embassy for pink slip
Medical Exam from U.S. Embassy Doctor
Embassy Interview with Family and Travel Home
And a tidbit on FC (family court) also from the agency website...
Around the same time DNA is happening, your Guatemalan adoption file will be submitted to Family Court in Guatemala City, where it will be assigned to a court social worker.
The social worker will review your home study, the birth mother's documents and the child's documents, and then interview the birth mother and see the child and the child's foster mother.
If everything is in order, the social worker will issue a report and make a recommendation in favor of the Guatemalan adoption and your case will exit Family Court
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
First day of first grade
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