The primary role I have at work is to communicate with distance students. Obviously, since they are not local, I communicate with them via email and phone. And there's always THAT student who has an unending list of questions. In the adoption world, I'm THAT student :)
I email my dossier specialist approximately every three days with a new question or document to review. Lucky her.
So, what have I been up to?
Paper...paper...paper...paper...paper cuts...paper...paper...paper...paper...you get the idea.
It doesn't sound that hard, I'll give you that. But when doctors' offices (the hardest people to get dossier documents from, I'm going on the record with that) cannot follow simple instructions, bleck. We're still waiting on the fingerprinting appointment, so we're still quite a ways from the dossier being anywhere near complete [reminder: the approval from USCIS is the final document in the dossier, so it isn't complete until that is complete]. So, there is plenty of time to get documents corrected, but if you know me you know I have no patience, especially for people not following directions.
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