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Now you have your baby, you want to get home as soon as possible - but there are still some formalities that you need to go through to ensure you have a smooth transition through the border controls.

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Stephen Yiu - Notary Public

With good contacts in China and proficient in Chinese languages, I can offer professional and linguistic help in every  aspect of adoption.  As an immigration  lawyer, I can help adopting parents to apply for entry visa for the adopted child .                   

Stephen Yiu-Notary Public (Adoption law, Immigration Law, Chinese languages, French)

11-15 Betterton St,  London, WC2H 9BP

Tel: 020 7470 8758 (afternoon), 020 8203 5516 (morning), mobile: 07921 021 043

twsyiu@ntlworld.com and info@london-notary.co.uk

www.london-notary.co.uk

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