Re-Adoption Day

At about 9:04 in the judge's chambers, our state adoption decrees were signed. He swore us in, asked a us a few questions, asked Dandy if he liked school, and had us affirm that we wanted to proceed (?!). Now we will have English language adoption paperwork and, more importantly, the children will have English language birth documentation for their adult needs. Much easier to get a copy from the local courthouse than from Khabarovsk.

So, we have Certificates of Citizenship, Social Security Cards, English-language documents; I just have to do the US passports and a couple more post-placement reports and we are all done with the paperwork, or at least with this flavor of paperwork.