Some good news today...These past few months have been shaky on whether or not all pending adoptions were going to be completed since the announcement that Guatemala was closing all adoptions. It has been a roller coaster ride but...the news looks promising. Here is a statement published by the Department of State....
Processing of Transition Cases
On January 1, 2008, PGN stopped the processing of all pending adoption cases including the acceptance of new cases, acceptance of cases with previos and the review of cases previously submitted. PGN has however continued to release those cases in which reviews/approvals had been completed as of December 31, 2007. The processing of pending adoptions will begin with the registration of those cases with the Central Authority no later than 30 business days after January 1, 2008 (approximately February 11, 2008).
Both USDOS and USCIS continue to process adoption cases, including the issuance of visas, released by PGN.
Where is Dawson now in this process? We are waiting to register with the Central Authority which was just formed last Friday. All pending cases (Dawson) must be registered by Feb. 11. What the process is to register is still unknown. The authority hasn't met yet, but will announce procedure as soon as possible. I'm just relieved to hear that we are moving forward and I am now quite confident she will get here! Here's to good news!!!! Keep it coming!!!
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Sounds good!
That's good news! You probably already saw this, but Dateline on Sun. Jan. 20 is going to feature Guatemalan adoptions.
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