In the morning, I printed out some documents and went to the notarization office. After I came back home, I created some other documents including the translation documents, and shared the scanned data. After my attorney’s confirmation, I went to the post office and sent them out to him in Japan.
I went to the post office two days straight, so that the worker wondered what was happening to me. I wish I had taken it slow so that I could save the expensive postage. It cost $77.55 to me just for sending the documents to Japan.
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