Law and Order: Serbian Visa Unit
Between traveling, my inability to follow the European style of writing dates (I thought 2.1.2006 was February 2nd, not January 1st), and laziness, I didn't renew my student visa in time. (Although, because of my traveling, I currently have tourist status - no danger of deportation.)
So I spent this morning at the ministry for foreigners with Lj, a coworker, trying to sort things out. We waited in a lot of lines, met with a lot of people, and filled out a form or two, and tried to figure out what was going on.
The good result: I can pick up my passport complete with new shiny student visa on Thursday morning.
The bad result: I ended up with a court date. In 3.5 hours, I will be in court -- with Lj again - where they will decide what my fine will be. If I understood the conversation correctly, it will be somewhere between $7 and $55. Lj's a talker, so I have high hopes.
So I spent this morning at the ministry for foreigners with Lj, a coworker, trying to sort things out. We waited in a lot of lines, met with a lot of people, and filled out a form or two, and tried to figure out what was going on.
The good result: I can pick up my passport complete with new shiny student visa on Thursday morning.
The bad result: I ended up with a court date. In 3.5 hours, I will be in court -- with Lj again - where they will decide what my fine will be. If I understood the conversation correctly, it will be somewhere between $7 and $55. Lj's a talker, so I have high hopes.
posted by rachel @ 1:21 PM
1 Comments:
At 4:27 PM,
Anonymous said…
bad karma: I just watched the Gilmore Girls where Rory's in court. Things go badly for her.
Good thing you didn't go to Yale. Or steal a yacht.
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