I received a reply from Tina on March 23, 2008, that maybe the county considered the certified copy as notarized and to call the Secretary of State to make sure.
March 24, 2008: Had my medical tests done. Then I took the I-600A form to the CIS. They don't allow cameras or cell phones that take pictures. When I took my cell phone out to the car, I just removed almost everything and only took bare essentials. I went back in and checked in. I found out when I got to the window that they ONLY take money orders and not checks or cash! They made another appointment for tomorrow at 8:00 am for me (they don't normally do that for people). I went home and got Tony's checkbook and took it to him to go get a money order. I also stopped at the Douglas County Sheriff's office to get our background checks on police letterhead and notarized. That only took 10 minutes (and $20).
March 25, 2008: I went to CIS by 7:30 a.m. The doors don't open until 7:45. I was the first one in the doors when they unlocked them. I got through security just fine (left my purse in the car this time!) and submitted the form and money order. I was out of there by 7:50 a.m.--10 minutes before my actual appointment time! I emailed Dick and told him he could pass along the money order information to anyone. I also wondered when he wanted to come up to the house for the final home visit.
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