The Damn Signature

As I said in my last blog yesterday, all application forms of our immigration were almost done. Today, however, I've found that there was some problems about the signature. I think it's quite understandable that a person who has a first language other than English feels so confused whether to sign name in his own language or in English or just in Pinyin.

I asked several people this question and got different answers, which made me more puzzled. Now I think this kind of problems is even sort of ridiculous. What's the big deal. I didn't do anything bad; I didn't cheat; I've been working on this process for almost two month already. You didn't say in which version I should sign my signature in your instruction. It won't be my fault if you embassy think I don't fill the forms correctly. The only thing that I want to do is to see my husband, who has been split with me for nearly half a year, as soon as possible. Is it really that difficult?

All these mistakes make me feel depressed. Or maybe it's not that complicated, it's just some people make it look like a difficult thing. I think I'm just too worried to calm down. Anyway, hope everything could go well and I could see my husband in less than three months.