Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• あれ？
• 2024/02/27 (Tue) 13:10
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> Going by my example, until you obtain U.S. citizenship, in other words, you should have to be registered somewhere in Japan while you are a Japanese citizen.

In other words, Mr. Baiman came to the U.S. in the 1960s and kept his Japanese resident registration until he obtained U.S. citizenship.

> However, I do not know if he has to pay resident tax even if he does not currently live there.

Why don't you know? How is it possible that you don't know, and what did you do with your own resident tax until you came to the U.S. in the 1960s and obtained U.S. citizenship?

• ０サービス
• 2024/02/28 (Wed) 13:33
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There seems to be a problem that even foreign residents have to register as residents to receive high-cost medical care under Japanese health insurance.

（ From July 9, 2012 （ effective date ）, foreign residents （ staying in Japan for more than 3 months or longer ） are also subject to the Basic Resident Registration System ）

The resident registration is for people residing in the area . Those who have moved to other areas or foreign countries must originally submit a notification of moving out.

Advantages are: （ You can join National Health Insurance ） and pay insurance based on your income in Japan .　　You can receive a my number card （ You can open a bank account ）.

Disadvantage is that if you have income in Japan, you will have to pay Japanese tax on it. Inheritance procedures are complicated.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/29 (Thu) 17:19
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↑ Even if you report your residency, you can't use the insurance if you haven't paid the premiums. Therefore, the problem is just identity theft or other fraud.

• LGBTのおとっつぁん
• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 09:19
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#Is there any place in the US where Japanese health insurance is available?

If you are concerned, you need to check with your own eyes and ears.
I see that you are relying only on others and have not lived a good life.

• ０サービス
• 2024/03/01 (Fri) 14:35
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＃ What I wrote about being insured in 11 is, of course, that you can receive treatment and examinations with Japanese insurance when you return to Japan.

Although Japanese health insurance cannot be used at medical institutions in the U.S., you can get a refund of the amount you paid by yourself if you file a claim with the Japanese insurance organization.　However, since the refund is calculated based on the Japanese medical cost standard, only a portion of the amount paid will be refunded.

• ワクチン義務化
• 2024/02/25 (Sun) 12:51
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It's totally fine. I'm sure you'll get used to it ！.

• LALALA
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 01:00
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Since there are many Japanese people in LA as a whole, not only expatriates, it is easy to find a community （ and friends ） through BibiNavi, which lists many Japanese-affiliated schools.
In some areas, there are many Japanese children in the local schools, so you can find many Japanese mothers and friends. ！
Depending on the school district, there are many students from various backgrounds, not only Japanese, so the schools also offer various support services such as ESL.

• Doomm
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 18:28
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Why is the third grade the most important time ？

Do you have children ？?

• 多分
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 21:09
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I think it will be harder at the supplementary school because they have science and social studies from grade 3 ↑.

• ysk
• 2024/02/26 (Mon) 22:32
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Hello. I understand your feelings very much.
I was gathering information by actively exchanging contact information with Japanese people I met.
I would like to know if there are any parenting communities … I have the impression that everyone seems to have their own groups （ at work, elementary school, apartment, or in their own lessons ） but I am not aware of any large communities.

However, we would like to get some information before coming to the US. If you write specific questions or concerns, such as "My workplace is going to be in this area, but in this neighborhood, which elementary school district is best to live in ？ etc., a kind person may reply to you, as you have replied in ↑.
(Although it might be easier for everyone to answer if you direct … to the email address or something. )

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/24 (Sat) 12:17
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If you go there with the documents you have on hand now. If you can prepare this and that, bring them. You will be told.

Accounting firms are in season now and can't spend time with clients who don't have their paperwork in order.

• Ami
• 2024/02/24 (Sat) 18:09
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Sorry I have not described it in detail.
My tax accountant has told me that I need the 1095-A, but when I try to log in to the Covered California website, I get a 403 error and am unable to download it. We are in Japan and were wondering what to do.

• 虹夜叉
• 2024/02/25 (Sun) 07:51
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What you're saying is contradictory.
You don't have the paperwork in order, that's why Topix is asking the question, but you can't even take the time to take it to the accounting firm to a client who doesn't have the paperwork in order ？.

• ズーノ
• 2024/02/25 (Sun) 11:14
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From Japan, you get 403.
Try connecting to the US via VPN and logging in.

• 見習いコック
• 2024/02/25 (Sun) 19:13
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Zuno, do you have any recommendations for a VPN company? Should I also use VPN for payments from the US to povo or other Japanese companies?

• 相変わらず
• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 09:26
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When he comes out, he either misses the point or misses the point.
I waste time reading, thinking it's useful information.
He pops up everywhere and when he does, the interaction is cut off.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 09:48
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The exchange will go on forever
Over fields, over mountains, over valleys
In a city far away, we are connecting you all in a pleasant exchange.

• 石丸市長
• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 10:11
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#If that's how you interpret it, that's fine.

Not good. Showa-era Ototto lamented that everyone was not making enough effort to understand his opinions. I am really sorry. It seems that the only way to eliminate misunderstandings is to directly ask Ototsan himself. The fairest way is to give Ototsan himself a chance to explain himself. It is worthwhile to continue the exchange as if it were an exchange square.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 11:55
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Father has no time to be bothered with people who have nothing better to do.

• 昭和の おとっつぁん
• 2024/02/22 (Thu) 17:06
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You seem to be clinging to this place. Why shouldn't I hang on to it? I have plenty of time because it's Sunday every day.

It's Sunday every day and I have plenty of time.

The more I respond to other people's musings
the more meaningful it is to keep the exchange going.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/18 (Sun) 12:08
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I'm not sure I understand what you're saying, but
whether it's a T-junction or a cross street, if you want to turn left and a pedestrian is about to cross the crosswalk, it's not normal to wait and not start turning left ？
even if you're turning right, if there is a pedestrian, you don't turn and wait.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/18 (Sun) 12:12
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It is easier to find from the right or left at the T-junction.

One block west on the street in front of the house is a T-junction

There is a stop sign before entering the street north and south.

• 感謝
• 2024/02/18 (Sun) 22:12
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Thank you Showa Otto

for the detailed information.
If you go one block east on the street in front of the house
how does it look ？ like?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/19 (Mon) 07:53
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It is west of the street in front of the house, not one block east.
One block west leads north-south
Turn right or left, but drive one or two blocks to connect to the busy main street.

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The T-junction is downhill toward the south, so it would be dangerous without a
stop sign when entering north-south.
Drive safely.

• 普通に休む
• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 03:13
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When my child is sick, I usually take the day off. I am sure my husband would not be able to take care of the child and I think the child would be anxious.

• 昭知のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 06:19
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What does it mean to have?
I took a course, but I don't have anything in particular.

• アドバイスをお願いします
• 2024/02/10 (Sat) 16:26
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Topi
(Mr. Normal Resting)》
Thank you for saying that you will be resting normally. As you said, my husband will not be able to take care of my family and I think my children and I will be anxious. This was very helpful, thank you very much.

• ｔｋ
• 2024/02/14 (Wed) 18:03
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Showa

I thought it was valid for 2 years with proof of attendance. Some places issue cards.
You mean that one.

• 専業主婦です
• 2024/02/18 (Sun) 22:55
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I don't work, so I don't have to worry if my child suddenly gets sick, but I think it is really hard for working families when a child is sick. Thanks to Corona, some people have been able to choose to work remotely, but I think it's tough to work while watching a sick child.

My friend said that she just needed to finish her work, so she would spend time with her child during the day and check on her health, and then work alone at night. He also said that his body was not up to the task. He said that he could take paid holidays, but that would mean less time off when he goes to Japan, so he prefers not to use it as much as possible.

Another friend said she can't take her work home with her, so she takes her vacation with pay. My family has no one to rely on and my work doesn't bring in that much income, so I am a full-time housewife. My friend has a solid career and said that staying at home is not an option. I kind of admire that. I think it's cool.

• どこの国？
• 2024/02/17 (Sat) 17:57
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Is it Japan ？ U.S.A. ？ In Japan, if you are over 40 years old, you will have no job except a cleaning lady, except for a research job with a clear mind.
Those people depend on welfare, so it is hard for common people.
Single mothers with children are also on welfare, so it is hard for common people.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/18 (Sun) 12:14
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You are taking care of your parents at the expense of yourself.

• spiderman
• 2024/02/15 (Thu) 12:18
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I think he was charged twice and billed because he was an annoying customer.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/15 (Thu) 14:56
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I had a Japanese accountant do it, but I was paying $2000 a year at most, but
I switched to a Mexican accounting firm and got about $1000 back every year since they did it.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/16 (Fri) 09:01
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↑ Any sensible person would assume that the Meki office is subsidizing tax evasion.

• メキシコ人あるよ
• 2024/02/16 (Fri) 16:13
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I got about $1000 back every year because I used it on credit.

• 昭和のとっつぁん
• 2024/02/16 (Fri) 18:15
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#Amigo's place I trusted and used, so I got about $1000 back every year

I didn't use it, so don't worry about it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/08 (Thu) 13:47
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I know.

I had it done about 5 years ago at my accountant's place and received an additional tax letter for about $4000.
I went to the accountant with the letter and he told me not to pay it
He filed an amended return without paying any additional money and I got about $1000 back.
I remember buying cream puffs to thank him for the $1000 or so I got back.

• spider man
• 2024/02/09 (Fri) 10:36
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If you are indebted to them, you should give them a gift card for the end of the year, not some shabby cream puff.
Oh, and noise cancelling headphones are not a good gift either.

• 倍箘萬
• 2024/02/13 (Tue) 18:49
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The boy was happy to receive a pair of noise-canceling headphones.
But they seemed to be copies made in country C.

• spiderman
• 2024/02/14 (Wed) 16:19
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You're happy, so that's good.

• 倍菌萬
• 2024/02/15 (Thu) 17:38
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＞喜んでいるのだからそれで良いのでは。
本物なら、もっと喜んだ。
コピー商品と知ってガッカリしたようだ。

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/08 (Thu) 10:31
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What is the purpose of staying on the I-20 after the visa expires?

• ピザピザ
• 2024/02/08 (Thu) 12:45
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What does the visa stamp in your passport say ？
If it has an expiration date on it, that's it, and you can tell by looking if the I-20 is valid until ？.