All of that running around and I finally got it! I was a bit nervous about stopping by the Korean Embassy. I read reviews about it being difficult to communicate if you didn't speak Korean, stories about how busy it can get and how long the lines could be all of which were completely false. I ended up getting there by 9am even though the interviews didn't start until 9:30am. ( BTW there's free parking next door with a validation.) There were a handful of people there and the Visa line was open. She took my paper work, handed me one more form to fill out and I just had to wait for the interview. I thought it was going to last at least 10-15 minutes of who knows what kind of questions. The guy just opened my file, asked me my name, nationality, circled some questions and asked if my answers were true and why I wanted to go to Korea. That's it! I picked up my stamped passport the next day and I am officially done with the paperwork. Sweet relief!
hi this is manny, dont know if I am signed into my blogger acct but anywhoville, post vlogs bb you and vanessa are a pair of funsies and completely suggest it for my viewing pleasure ha i'm addicted to daily vlogs on YouTube, sweet blog though, it's been nice stalking you...when you post, are these posts in US time?
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