It’s Saturday! I received my passport back in the mail delived to our door. I see that the Manila India embassy used Air21 for document mailings. As they should be, a small document a passport is, it was so safe from weather and possible damage. Oh well, I checked right away my visa to be sure everything was right. It really is for 3 months validity tourist visa single entry and I found out that my name is still in my single status name, despite of them asking our marriage certificate, and by hubby’s handling, faxed them both the certificate and license. So it was intentional? I just hope that I will not have problems with that. It’s Saturday, I can not contact then to ask about the case. But glad, I get the passport back. Be travelling soon.
.....travels in time
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