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• 倍金萬
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 12:05
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＞ If you receive a pension from both the U.S. and Japan

the U.S. and Japanese pension systems are not related at all and both work independently.

Therefore, nationality is completely irrelevant.

Furthermore, the "both added together" is only "added" when the money is transferred to your bank account.


＞ You have to renounce your Japanese citizenship at that time because your status will be revealed as an American citizen

That is true. When we went to Japan because something was wrong with my wife's pension payment, we went to the ward office to have it corrected and they asked us what our current nationality was. I answered that I could not have both at the same time. My Japanese passport had already expired, and even if it hadn't, I didn't want to do something illegal like using both passports when entering Japan. Furthermore, there is no inconvenience for me to travel to Japan as an American, and my Japanese pension is automatically paid into my bank account here.

• 格差
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 14:23
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• 70歳予備軍
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 17:37
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I was asked at the Chiyoda Pension Office about my nationality and when I became a naturalized citizen in order to calculate the "Kara-jikan (empty period)" (a system to adjust the period of payment of pension premiums even if you did not pay pension for the period you lived abroad as a Japanese citizen). Since it was not a ward office, there was no mention of notification of loss of nationality.

Regardless of nationality, both Japanese and U.S. pensions are paid if the payment requirements are met. I don't think there is any need to naturalize or hide it for the pension.

>> #126 The amount I get

>> My husband who worked for a long time gets $2300 a month. But I have not been working very long,
>> I became a housewife in the middle of my career, and I get $700 a month.

Spousal Benefit is half of your husband's FLA pension (age 66, etc.) or the greater of your benefit amount. Have you checked with the SS office?

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• 掲示板
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 18:25
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• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/09/04 (Sun) 12:32
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