

We got back 17 apostilled documents today. Baby steps make us feel like progress is happening. In fact, progress is happening and these pretty shiny gold raised seals prove it.
This is the place where we are have documented the road we have walked in order to adopt our four children from Brazil and the road we are now on as a family. We are keenly aware that adopting is not just a process we've chosen to go through, but part of God's plan for us and for our children. May He be glorified through the process and through our family!
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Now what about all those documents that say the person who apostilled the apostille was REALLY an apostillizer?
well, colleen, that is called "legalization" and it will happen when we send all our apostilled documents to the Brazilian consulate in NYC! :o) (after that, it's just translation before the Brazilian courts actually know we exist.)
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