I've done everything I could this afternoon to bring this matter to a quick resolve. I've e-mailed the Embassy asking for clarification on what is needed (so I am getting the real story first hand). I've e-mailed USCIS in Accra. I've e-mailed USCIS in St. Paul. I've talked to our senator's office who has contacted USCIS headquarters in Washington DC.
There is an opportunity that has arisen that makes the quick resolution of this problem very important. It would be a huge financial burden lifted. I can't share details yet, but please pray this is fixed now. We really need to get that visa THIS week and there is still hope that it will happen.
Be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power.
Put on the full armor of God so that you
can take your stand against the devil's schemes.
Ephesians 6:10-11
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Praying for you and your family Steph!
Holy smokes! This is just a ride that never ends....
My dear Stephanie, you have a resolve of steel and you totally amaze me!
Know that your bloggy buddies continue to pound Heaven's doors asking for this ride to end and sweet Mercy to be home!Praying!!
Much love!
Praying for mercy.praying for you AND Mercy..........
"not by might, not by pwoer, but by MY SPRIT says the Lord!" praying that God move mightily for you!
Linda
Oh My............ praying.
Yes; nearly impossible to believe.
I am praying for you.
praying.
Praying for you and this situation.
Lila
So sorry and praying for this.
Oh Stephanie, How heartbreaking! Praying!
You can reach the National Visa center by phone @ 603-334-0700. Have you case # ready. I talked to a live person there!! They are the ones responsible for forwarding your information to the embassy in Ghana. Praying!!
What a story you have to tell Miss Mercy when she is finally home and growing in the Lord. I'm sorry for the heartbreak and frustration along the way, though. Praying, praying!
Hang in there-praying for you!
Praying....oh, dear.....you are a brave one!
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